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With which of the following to this work best relate? (CD15, Track 14)
 
  a) blues
  b) jazz
  c) ragtime
  d) bebop

Question 2

Who is the composer of this work? (CD15, Track 14)
 
  a) Louis Armstrong
  b) Scott Joplin
  c) Duke Ellington
  d) Joe Oliver



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d





 

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