Most New Orleans jazz combos consisted of Blank______.Multiple choice question.three to eight people playing clarinet, cornet or trumpet, and trombone, with a rhythm section including banjo, tuba, and drums.nine to ten people playing clarinet, cornet or trumpet, saxophone, and trombone, with a rhythm section including guitar, tuba, and drums.twelve to eighteen players and had brass, reed, and rhythm sections.five to six country singers usually on guitar or banjo.

Which of the following statements are true about New Orleans jazz combos during the jazz age?Multiple select question.The cornet handled the melody in such jazz combos.The clarinet provided supporting harmonies in such jazz combos.Such combos playing indoors usually added a saxophone and replaced the banjo with a guitar.Such combos playing indoors rather than on the streets added a piano and sometimes replaced the tuba with a string bass.

Early jazz instrumentation in New Orleans can be most directly traced toMultiple Choicethe availability of recently used Civil War band instruments.the importation of European-style orchestral instruments.the eclectic nature of New Orleans in the early twentieth century.the Creole influence.

A combo is ________Blank.Multiple Choicea percussion instrumenta small bandan early jazz stylea small jazz work

The typical bebop combo consisted of Blank______.Multiple choice question.only percussion instrumentsa guitar lead supported by four clarinets and four trombonestrumpet and saxophone, double bass, piano, and percussiononly woodwind instruments

The roots of the jazz combo are in New Orleans.Group startsTrue or False