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cabate

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Written arrangements are commonly used by
 
  a. large jazz bands.
  b. piano soloists.
  c. soloists when improvising.
  d. the audience / listeners.

Question 2

A composition in A-A-B-A form has
 
  a. 2 sections.
  b. 4 sections.
  c. 8 sections.
  d. 12 sections.



nathang24

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b
Page reference 11: HOW DO MUSICIANS KEEP THEIR PLACE WHILE IMPROVISING?



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