A white bandleader whose significance has been neglected by jazz historians because of the style of
jazz his band performed is
a. Paul Whiteman
b. Count Basie
c. Duke Ellington
d. Fats Waller
A
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A) real answer B) countersubject C) tonal answer D) stretto
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
What genre-hopping musician was, in part, responsible for creating cool jazz, free jazz, and fusion?
A. Charlie Parker B. Miles Davis C. Ornette Coleman D. John McLaughlin