Which excerpt represents the call-and-response format derived from jazz music?Deferredby Langston Hughes (excerpt)Maybe now I can have that white enamel stoveI dreamed about when we first fell in loveeighteen years ago.But you know,rooming and everythingthen kids,cold-water flat and all that.But now my daughter’s marriedAnd my boy's most grown--quit school to work--and where we're movingthere ain't no stove--Maybe I can buy that white enamel stove! Islandby Langston Hughes (excerpt)Black and white,Gold and brown--Chocolate-custardPie of a town. Dream within a dream,Our dream deferred. Good morning, daddy!Ain't you heard?Harlemby Langston Huges (excerpt)Does it dry uplike a raisin in the sun?Or fester like a sore—And then run?Does it stink like rotten meat?Or crust and sugar over—like a syrupy sweet?

Which characteristics of jazz poetry can be found in the following lines from Langston Hughes's poem "Deferred"?I want to pass the civil service.I want a television set.You know, as old as I am,I ain't neverowned a decent radio yet?I'd like to take up Bach. call and response  improvisation bamboula syncopation

What type of jazz influence is displayed in these lines from the poem "Cabaret" by Sterling A. Brown?I've been away a year todayTo wander and roamI don't care if it's muddy there(Now that the floods recede,What is there left the miserable folk?Oh time in abundance to count their losses,There is so little else to count.)Still it's my home, sweet home A. syncopation B. improvisation C. swing D. blues E. call and response

Identify the term for the white imitation of New Orleans jazz, which, in time, came to be applied to all early jazz.Multiple choice question.GrimeDixielandGhettoMoombahton

Fill in the Blank QuestionFill in the blank question.Kansas City jazz arrangements were based on simple musical phrases, called , which were repeated over and over again.

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