Dixieland Jazz
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JOENATAN LOPEZ
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Dixieland Jazz
The music of New Orleans
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Dixieland Music
Often referred to as traditional jazz. This is a style of jazz music that developed in New Orleans in the early 20th Century.
Dixieland Jazz music often consist of the following instruments: trumpets, clarinet, trombonist, drummer and tuba player.
Originally intended as mournful and joyful music for a typical New Orleans Funeral procession.
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Funeral March
Dixieland music often bridges the gap between spiritual music and jazz.
Mournful music is used initially as the coffin is taken to the cemetery.
Lively music is used when returning from the cemetery
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Multiple Select
What were the usual instruments used to play funeral music in New Orleans?
Trumpets
Flute
Clarinet
Trombone
Banjo
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Multiple Choice
Where and when did Dixieland music originate?
Chicago around the early twentieth century
New Orleans round the early ninetieth century
Chicago around the early twentieth century
New Orleans around the early twentieth century
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Multiple Choice
Where did Dixieland bands begin to play when their music became popular
Cemetary
Concert halls
Dance halls
Churches
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What instruments were in the rhythm section
Flute, Clarinet, Banjo, and Drums
Trumpets, Trombone, Banjo, and Drums
Piano, bass, drums, and banjo
Clarinet, saxophone, drum and bass.
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Multiple Choice
What were the cornets, trumpets, clarinet, and trombones known as?
Front line
First line
Second line
Third line
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Multiple Choice
What is tailgating?
When the clarinet improvises over the harmonies. It is a type of main melody
When the trumpet improvises over the harmonies. It is a type of counter-melody.
When the piano improvises over the harmonies. It is a type of main melody
When the trombone improvises over the harmonies. It is a type of counter-melody.
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What was the trombone player's most important job?
To play the main or key note of the new chord to indicate everyone that the chord had changed.
To play the second note of the new chord to help reinforce that the chord had changed.
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Multiple Choice
Who came up with the standard instrumentation for Dixieland band?
Louis Armstrong
King Oliver
Charles "Buddy" Bolden
Edward "Kid" Ory
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What was unusual about the Original Dixieland Jazz Band?
They were an all-white group.
They were an all-woman group.
They were an all-black group.
They were and all-man group
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