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“Walking tenths” refers to a
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Piano technique
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The preferred instrumentation for swing was
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The big band
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The famous record that Miles Davis did in the modal style of jazz that had John Coltrane and Cannonball Adderly on it was
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Kind of Blue
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When a soloist plays in between the sung lines of a song it is called
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A fill
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The Rogers and Hammerstein song from The Sound of Music that Coltrane did a recording of on soprano saxophone is
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My Favorite Things
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Cecil Taylor plays
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the piano
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One of the names of the Kansas City style of big band or swing era is also called
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Riff style
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Ornette Coleman is a proponent of
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Free jazz style of music
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Herbie Mann played
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The flute
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Michael Brecker played the tenor saxophone and the midi wind controllerwith
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Steps Ahead (on In a Sentimental Mood)
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When a soloist does a free, timeless solo itʼs called
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A cadenza
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The chords in a standard blues progression are
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I, IV , V
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An arranger who worked closely with Miles Davis on the birth of the cool recording sessions
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Was Gil Evans
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One small section of music in the meter of the piece of music is called
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A measure or bar
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The song Ko-Ko by Charlie Parker is a Bop version of the already existing chord progression of the song
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Cherokee
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