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Grades 9 and 10 - Music - High School - Jazz Improvisation
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MCQs on the basics of Jazz, Blues, Jazz Improvisation, Scales, Structures, Chord patterns etc. Blues music is synonymous with jazz. The word 'jazz' began as a West Coast slang term and was first used to refer to music in Chicago in about 1915. 

Grades 9 and 10 - Music - High School - Jazz Improvisation
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1. 'Call and response' is a succession of .......
2. Music derived from modes and transpositions of the 'white note scale' is commonly referred to as .......
3. Which chord/bar structure is common in blues/jazz?
4. What best describes a motif (or 'motive')?
5. In that case, what best describes a riff?
6. What best describes a motif (or 'motive')?
7. Blues music originated in .......
8. Which instruments make up a rhythm section in a band?
9. Which instruments make up a rhythm section in a band?
10. Which chord/bar structure is common in blues/jazz?

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