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RRMR

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The most famous of the black dance orchestras in the early 20th century was led by:
 
  A) James P. Johnson
 
  B) Jelly Roll Morton
 
  C) Scott Joplin
 
  D) James Reese Europe

Question 2

Which of the following does not describe the important influence of New Orleans brass bands on early jazz?
 
  a. the front-line instrumentation of brass bands was carried over into Dixieland style
 b. brass bands functioned as early training for young jazz musicians
 c. many jazz musicians played in brass bands as well, using some of the same techniques
 d. the military marches, waltzes, and schottisches the brass bands played became jazz standards



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

d



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