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Melani1276

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African musical tastes and traditions were carried on in the New World through
 
  a. written manuscripts.
  b. recordings.
  c. videos/films.
  d. children's games.

Question 2

When improvising, most jazz musicians
 
  a. mix old themes and ideas with new themes and ideas.
  b. play written-out improvisations.
  c. avoid using the chord changes of the tune they are playing.
  d. avoid clashes in harmony.



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Andromeda18

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

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