Author Question: Stock arrangements were used in many big bands because a. it made it possible for musicians who ... (Read 67 times)

mikaylakyoung

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Stock arrangements were used in many big bands because
 
  a. it made it possible for musicians who didn't read music to play in the band
 b. it allowed them to keep up with the latest hit songs
 c. they were generally better than the ones their own arrangers could create
 d. the members of the band preferred them to other kinds of arrangements

Question 2

A frottola is a catch-all word to describe a song and dance from the Middle Ages that often made use of the musical form called strophe plus refrain, in which a series of stanzas would each end with the same refrain; a soloist sang each successive strophe of text, while everyone else joined in for the refrain.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

false



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