Multiple Choice QuestionIdentify a true statement about Kurt Elling.Multiple choice question.He infuses jazz standards and his compositions with a Black and feminist sensibility.His trumpet playing reflects a strong influence of Miles Davis.One of his outstanding compositions is a jazz setting of poems by Walt Whitman.He improvised scales from India and rhythms from Africa in his compositions.

Identify a true statement about Kurt Elling.Multiple choice question.One of his outstanding compositions is a jazz setting of poems by Walt Whitman.His trumpet playing reflects a strong influence of Miles Davis.He improvised scales from India and rhythms from Africa in his compositions.He infuses jazz standards and his compositions with a Black and feminist sensibility.

Select all that applyWhich of the following statements are true of jazz vocalist Kurt Elling?Multiple select question.He sets words to famous jazz solos.He blends elements of rap-style vocal with jazz.He was also a trumpet player, and his playing reflects a strong influence of Miles Davis.He draws his material from rock, pop, and show tunes.

Multiple Choice QuestionIdentify an accurate statement about Joni Mitchell.Multiple choice question.She introduced audiences to musicians who composed original folk songs.She resisted dominance by customary chord progressions or lyrics.She mostly performed songs composed or handed down by others.She participated prominently in the urban folk revival movement.

Multiple Choice QuestionBebop had significant implications for musicians interested in establishing Blank______.Multiple choice question.relationships between ragtime music and rocknew rhythmic melodies that are soft in contourrelationships between concert music and jazzstrict guidelines for this style of music

Multiple Choice QuestionWhich of the following best describes the creators of jazz?Multiple choice question.Classically trained composers living along the east coast of the United StatesWhite musicians who traveled to Africa and were heavily influenced by the music they found thereBlack American conductors who had grown tired of performing popular marchesBlack American musicians playing in the dance halls, bars, and brothels of southern cities