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The innovative pianist and composer who played in Miles Davis's celebrated rhythm section between ... Started by HCHenry	3 Replies 99 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by karlss
A pianist known for his extended solo improvisations on the ECM record label, both live and studio, ... Started by futuristic	1 Replies 64 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by flexer1n1
One of the first true virtuosos on jazz guitar, and arguably the most influential, whose unique ... Started by kaid0807	1 Replies 69 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by macmac
In fusion settings, comping was no longer the preferred form of accompaniment behind soloists; it ... Started by sammy	1 Replies 124 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by jennafosdick
The typically more syncopated fusion substyle is a. jazz-rock b. ... Started by nummyann	3 Replies 84 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by cpetit11
This rock guitarist who used feedback, distortion, and electronic devices was admired by early ... Started by sabina	1 Replies 92 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by cloudre37
Miles Davis stopped performing due to health problems from a. 1969-72 b. 1972-80 c. 1975-81 d. ... Started by bobthebuilder	1 Replies 94 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by SomethingSomething
The British guitarist who played in Lifetime with drummer Tony Williams and who was known for his ... Started by Alygatorr01285	1 Replies 84 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by JCABRERA33
While this performer was extremely successful in the commercial idiom, having recorded such hits as ... Started by NguyenJ	3 Replies 113 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by tandmlomax84
Al Di Meola played electric guitar in what innovative fusion band? a. Elektric Band b. Return to ... Started by renzo156	1 Replies 169 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Beatricemm
The dazzling electric bassist whose outgoing exuberance brought more and more fans to Weather ... Started by 123654777	1 Replies 136 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Swizqar
Why did fusion garner the most attention during the 1970s even while more traditional forms of jazz ... Started by jho37	1 Replies 135 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Edwyer
According to the authors, contemporary jazz can be grouped into these general categories: a. ... Started by melly21297	3 Replies 184 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by lolol
Complete reissues of an artists catalogue probably began with a. Duke Ellington's collected Savoy ... Started by bobthebuilder	1 Replies 52 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by chem1s3
Jazz pedagogy is a. when a jazz pianist or guitarist gets his/her nails professionally done b. ... Started by wenmo	1 Replies 137 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by kishoreddi
The bandleader and drummer who hired many of the players who were to become participants in the ... Started by Zoey63294	1 Replies 86 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by ankilker
Two important female contemporary jazz pianists are a. Eliane Elias, Ingrid Jenson b. Renee ... Started by Bernana	3 Replies 158 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by asware1
What is tonality? What will be an ideal response? ... Started by kwoodring	1 Replies 45 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by diana chang
Describe what pitch is. What will be an ideal response? ... Started by SO00	1 Replies 54 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by juwms
How does the term frequency relate to sound? What will be an ideal ... Started by nummyann	1 Replies 81 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by lucas dlamini
What is the term for an evaded sense of having no tonal center? a. tonal ambiguity b. dissonance ... Started by sjones	3 Replies 162 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by s.meritte
The occurrence of two identical melodies sung simultaneously an octave apart are said to be in? ... Started by Metfan725	1 Replies 89 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by ryhom
The __________of a melody describes its general direction or shape over time. Fill in the ... Started by brutforce	1 Replies 78 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by peter
The difference between the highest and lowest notes of a melody is called its __________. Fill ... Started by imanialler	1 Replies 146 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by stano32
__________ indicate points of rest, and set apart sections of melody called __________. Fill in ... Started by penza	3 Replies 132 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by flexer1n1