What did New York audiences think of early forms of jazz (such as ...

[dakota nelson]

What did New York audiences think of early forms of jazz (such as ODJB) in the 1910s?
 
  a. they considered it to be a major new art form
 b. they were wildly enthusiastic about it
 c. they pretty much ignored early jazz
 d. they considered it novelty musicnot to be taken too seriously

Question 2

The court of Burgundy and Burgundian lands are important to the history of music because it was an important center for patronage of the arts, especially music, and nearly all the great composers of Western polyphony between 1425 and 1550 were born there.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

[bhavsar]

Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

true

[dakota nelson]

TYSM

[milbourne11]

Gracias!