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

During the 1940s, jazz had become a Blank______.Multiple choice question.challenge for conscientious listenerskind of classical or concert music in its own rightrelation between folk music and punk rockspecific genre of music just for dancing

Black jazz musicians added instruments to their small combos and developed the vibrant sound that came to be known as Blank______, or swing.Multiple choice question.big band jazztropicáliabossa novadanzón-mambo

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

During the jazz era, it was widely assumed that women Blank______.Multiple choice question.provided the element of impromptu improvisation that remains a standard for jazz musicianshad the musical knowledge to write music for established jazz musiciansdid not have the strength, temperament, or talent to measure up to the menwere the finest jazz musicians in the world compared to men

Multiple Choice QuestionDuke Ellington transformed the sounds of instruments, sometimes effectively obscuring their identification, by Blank______.Multiple choice question.juxtaposing instruments in nontraditional combinationsusing only one particular limit of an instrument's rangealways using a clarinet lead supported by four saxophonessuppressing the talents and skills of black musicians