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Course: MUSIC 004, Spring 2012School: Penn State
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Apivotalfigureinthefreejazzmovement,hemetwithconsiderablehostilitybeforeachievingany 1. acclaimforhisunorthodoxbrandofcompositionandperformanceonaltosaxophone;oneofthe strikingfeaturesofhisstylewashisintensificationofpitchbending: 2. Trumpeter,composer,andbandleader;aleadingfigureinthefreejazzmovement;hefrequentlyshared thefrontlinewiththecomposerofsuchnotablepiecesasLonelyWomanandCongeniality: 3....
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Apivotalfigureinthefreejazzmovement,hemetwithconsiderablehostilitybeforeachievingany 1.
acclaimforhisunorthodoxbrandofcompositionandperformanceonaltosaxophone;oneofthe
strikingfeaturesofhisstylewashisintensificationofpitchbending:
2. Trumpeter,composer,andbandleader;aleadingfigureinthefreejazzmovement;hefrequentlyshared
thefrontlinewiththecomposerofsuchnotablepiecesasLonelyWomanandCongeniality:
3. Thebassplayerinthequartetledbythebandleaderonplasticaltosaxophone;heplayedbassonsuch
notablerecordingsasLonelyWomanandCongeniality:
4. Composed,arranged,andperformedbypianistCecilTaylor,thispiecewasrecordedliveatthe
MontreuxJazzFestivalinSwitzerlandin1974:
5. Avantgardebassist,hewashighlyregardedasavirtuosoperformer,composer,andbandleader;he
toswinghard:
6.
ledanexperimentalworkshopinNewYorkCity;hismodernistleaningsweretemperedbyhistendency Avirtuosoonaltosaxophone,flute,andbassclarinet,hewasidentifiedwiththeavantgarde;his"free"
improvisationsoftenincludederraticscreechingamidwildtorrentsofnotes:
7.
Manyfreejazzcombosdispensedwithwhichinstrument:
A.
doublebass
B.
drums
C.
piano
D.
saxophone
E.
trumpet
8. TheleaderofthedoublequartetthatrecordedFreeJazzin1960:
9. Theleaderofanensemble(orunit)withunusualinstrumentation;oneofhispieces,whichwas
performedbytheensemble,isEnterEvening:
10. HoraDecubitusisoneofhismanycompositions:
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