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robinn137

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A major development in Armstrong's playing came around 1927 when he
 
  a. switched to singing rather than playing the trumpet
 b. became third chair in the Fletcher Henderson band
 c. switched from cornet to trumpet
 d. joined King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band

Question 2

The ________, a manuscript that represents the sum total of the written repertory of trecento Florence, consists of music set in the Italian formes fixes (madrigal, caccia, and ballata).
 
  a. Squarcialupi Codex
  b. Roman de Fauvel
  c. Trent Codex
  d. Decameron



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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