This excerpt represents that rare union of calculation and musical freedom. One way to describe that is?
a) improvisation based on solo entrances each of which advances up the chromatic scale
b) improvisation based on a timed progression
c) the simultaneous interplay of syncopation and rhythmic rigidity
d) improvisation during the "chorus" with the use of an arrangement in the "bridge"
b
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