Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applyWhich of the following statements are true about Henry Threadgill?Multiple select question.He is a multi-instrumentalist who principally plays saxophone and flute.He sometimes reflects ideas related to the ideas of John Cage and chance music.In 1998, he became the first jazz musician to receive the Pulitzer Prize for music.In the 1970s, he formed the group Air, a trio that explored African music, ragtime, and assorted other traditional musics.Need help? Review these concept resources

Identify an accurate statement about Henry Threadgill.Multiple choice question.He introduced free collective improvisation in an album called "Free Jazz," which defied the perception of jazz as accessible to the listener.He is a multi-instrumentalist who travels and performs with gospel musicians and blues bands principally playing saxophone and flute.He furthered his interest in modal music, and also reflected the hypnotic pulsating quality of Indian music.He reached a milestone in jazz history by recording a double album of solo alto saxophone music, For Alto, released in 1971.

Which of the following statements is true about Pat Metheny?Multiple choice question.He is a Julliard-trained trumpet virtuoso who achieves a beautiful quality of sound.He reached a milestone in jazz history by recording a double album of solo alto saxophone music, For Alto, released in 1971.He formed the group Air, in the 1970s, a trio that explored African music, ragtime, and assorted other traditional musics.He explored the musical possibilities of the twelve-string guitar and the digital sampling synthesizer called synclavier.

Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applyIdentify the rock musical groups that incorporated elements of jazz in their music.Multiple select question.Blood, Sweat, and TearsChicagoThe Kingston TrioSimon and Garfunkel

Multiple Choice QuestionThe composer who first attracted attention to the idea of third stream, which had not yet been named, was:Multiple choice question.John Lewis.Herbie Hancock.Pat Metheny.John Zorn.

Which of the following is a contribution made by Stan Kenton to modern jazz?Multiple choice question.development of a distinct jazz sound using only a clarinet lead supported by four saxophonesunprecedented inclusion of outstanding Native American soloists in his bandserious exploration of Latin American drums and rhythms in his big band jazzjuxtaposing instruments in nontraditional combinations and effectively obscuring their identification