contributions to jazz from both European and African musical traditions.1. Our textbook lists contributions to jazz from both European and African musical traditions. Name three from each continent.2. What are the 4 ways that jazz listeners pay attention to a jazz performance?3. Gridley discusses the social setting in which jazz emerged in the early 20th century (starting with The Need for Live Music . . .)..Summarize the ideas presentedin those paragraphs.4. Name the instruments used in the Rhythm section of a typical New Orleans Jazz Combo (1917-1928).5. Name the instruments in the Front Line of a typical New Orleans Jazz Combo. What is the function of each instrument what do they each do to contribute to thecollective improvisation that results?6. Discuss the difference between a trumpet and a cornet..7. What are the musical gifts (list specific characteristics) of Louis Armstrong that make him so important in music history.8. Why are the drums not present in many of the oldest recordings of Jazz music? What did the drummer play instead?9. New Orleans, LA is the birthplace of Jazz Music. Yet, no Jazz was ever recorded there until decades after the art form beganwhy is this so and where did theseearly Jazz musicians from New Orleans travel to get recorded?.10. The broad racial mix of people of New Orleans, LA at the turn of the 20th century (European-American, African-American, and Creoles) contributed greatly to theemergence of Jazz. With diversity at its core, why did the first Jazz recording ever made and released in the United States as a Jazz Record feature The OriginalDixieland Jazz Banda group of all white musicians?.
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