This significance of this concert series was not only that it exposed many audiences to bebop but that it
also required that interracial bands be allowed to perform uninhibited in public.
a. Carnegie Hall Jazz Series
b. Jazz at the Kennedy Center
c. Jazz in America: A Retrospective
d. Jazz at the Philharmonic
D
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Briefly “recap” the musical examples presented in this chapter. What are some of the general features that Worlds of Music suggests the examples share in common?
What will be an ideal response?
Which statement explains how the rules of St. Benedict are visible in the plan of St. Gall?
A. The plan includes spaces for work and prayer. B. The plan includes housing for monks and laymen. C. The plan addresses the need for protection and display. D. The plan includes a church with a westwork and towers.
Who was NOT a significant tenor saxophonist in the 1950s?
a) Art Pepper b) Sonny Rollins c) John Coltrane d) Dexter Gordon
The Islamic daily worship service
a) includes chanted verses from the Qur’an. b) allows the use of instruments c) bans the use of music altogether d) uses Sufi dervish dancing music