Which of following statements is true of Cole Porter?Multiple choice question.He was limited to playing in the key of G-flat.He was trained under classical musicians in Paris.He was limited to write music in one tonality to match baritone voice of a singer specifically.He was only comfortable playing on the black keys of the piano.

Which of the following is true about the chromaticism in Cole Porter’s songs?Multiple ChoiceIt required the use of a full orchestra.It made the melodies are challenging to sing.It made piano accompaniment impossible.It required the use of a large chorus

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.

Which of the following statements is true of John Coltrane?Multiple choice question.He became established in the 1950s as a significant figure in hard bop as the saxophonist in Miles Davis’s quintet.Generally harmonious and simple, Coltrane's music excludes polytonal passages.His stylistic preferences remained constant throughout his career.He was a classically trained pianist interested in the forms of European art music of the Baroque periods.

Which of the following statements is true of Mary Lou Williams?Multiple choice question.She restrained herself from composing music for the musical style called bebop.She developed a distinctive jazz sound using a clarinet lead supported by four saxophones.She brought big band music to national attention through her radio programs.She contributed to all the evolving styles of popular piano music.

Which of the following statements is true of Mary Lou Williams?Multiple choice question.She developed a distinctive jazz sound using a clarinet lead supported by four saxophones.She restrained herself from composing music for the musical style called bebop.She brought big band music to national attention through her radio programs.She contributed to all the evolving styles of popular piano music.