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How were Robert Schumann's music writings different from music critics today?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Known as the King of Swing, by the late 1930s his band was the most successful in the country. He was also one of the first band leaders to promote racial integration in his musical organization.
 
  A) Benny Goodman
  B) Duke Ellington
  C) Fletcher Henderson
  D) Cab Calloway



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Answer to Question 1

evaluated new music rather than concert performances

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