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Which bassist revolutionized the role of the bass in the jazz ensemble by playing melodic solos?
 
  a. Paul Chambers
 b. Ben Webster
 c. Walter Page
 d. Jimmy Blanton

Question 2

When and where was the term sonata first used to indicate a composition intended specifically to be played or sounded as opposed to one that was to be sung?
 
  a. circa 1600 in Venice
  b. circa 1700 in Cremona
  c. circa 1650 in Bologna
  d. circa 1650 in Mantua



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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