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The innovative pianist and composer who played in Miles Davis's celebrated rhythm section between
  1963 and 1968 was


 
 

The innovative pianist and composer who played in Miles Davis's celebrated rhythm section between
  1963 and 1968 was



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The effect created by soloists masking the strong metric downbeats is usually referred to as
 
 

a. step connection
  b. metric displacement
  c. pedal point
  d. elastic meter




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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

D



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