In 1960, Blank______ adapted the concept of collective improvisation in an album titled Free Jazz, which defied the perception of jazz as generally accessible to the ordinary listener.Multiple choice question.Pat MethenyOrnette ColemanHerbie HancockJohn Coltrane

Unlike early jazz pioneers, most of the big band musicians Blank______.Multiple choice question.had formal music trainingwere against the idea of arranging musicwere inclined toward solo improvisationhad difficult time in structuring music

A piece in which a jazz ensemble improvises over an orchestra performing a Baroque fugue would be considered an example of ________Blank music.Multiple Choicecollective improvisationfree jazzfusionthird stream

The jazz saxophonist and composer Blank______ became in a sense the spiritual leader of free jazz during the last years of his short life.Multiple choice question.Pat MethenyHerbie HancockJohn ColtraneChick Corea

Fill in the Blank QuestionFill in the blank question.During the 1960s, some jazz musicians shared the conviction that jazz was not necessarily—or primarily—about individual solos, but about rhythm and interplay best expressed by the of several or all members of the ensemble.

Throughout the 1920s, a tame but attractive music that came to be known as Blank______ reached a wide audience through the performances of the Paul Whiteman Orchestra, the most popular dance band of its day.Multiple choice question.sweet jazzhard bopska jazzjazz rap