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krzymel

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What role did Ellington's drummers play in defining his band's sound?
 
  a. They were responsible for creating dramatic changes in mood and texture
 b. They played a relatively subtle and unobtrusive role in creating the band's sound
 c. They were similar to a conductor, controlling changes in tempo andvolume
 d. They functioned as star soloists, playing only on specific pieces

Question 2

Which of the following is not true?
 
  a. A jazz drummer interacts with the soloists using kicks and prods.
  b. The only function of a jazz drummer is to keep the time and groove.
  c. The role of the jazz drummer changed as jazz evolved.
  d. A drummer plays an important part in creating the overall sound of a jazz ensemble.



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canderson530

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Answer to Question 1

b. They played a relatively subtle and unobtrusive role in creating the band's sound

Answer to Question 2

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