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pepyto

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The musician most responsible for establishing a more linear concept of playing jazz, altogether
  raising the piano to the level of lead voice in a band:


 
 

a. Teddy Wilson
  b. Earl Hines
  c. Count Basie
  d. Duke Ellington



Question 2

A swing musician who exploited the full 3-octave range of the trumpet, played slow tempos as
  effectively as burning fast tempos, played improvisations with a keen awareness of harmony,
  displayed advanced technical abilities on his instrument, and influenced important bebop
  instrumentalists was


 
 

a. Cooty Williams
  b. Rex Stuart
  c. Lee Morgan
  d. Roy Eldridge




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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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