Jazz Artist
This famous trumpet player, nicknamed "Satchmo," also scatted and sang with a rough, gravely voice.
Louis Armstrong
Jazz originated in this city.
New Orleans
Harlem, New York
This section of a jazz band is made up of bass and drums and sometimes guitar, piano, or banjo.
Rhythm section
What did CBS station bring into the Cotton Club?
Microphone
This famous trumpet player had puffy cheeks when he played fast-paced bebop jazz on his bent trumpet.
Dizzy Gillespie
The early form of jazz that was made up heavy syncopated rhythms was?
Ragtime
Who sings Minnie the Moocher
Cab Calloway
TRUE
RKO Production featured who in their film
Duke Ellington
He is the king of ragtime music
Scott Joplin
Jazz took place during the
1920s
What are black and tan clubs?
Clubs where the races can mix and mingle
This is when a musician is playing alone and the rest of the band plays quietly behind them.
Solo
Who became the first black band leader with a nationwide hookup?
Duke Ellington
What instrument did Duke Ellington play?
Piano
Jazz is what country's music?
America
What was the prohibition(illegal) about during the 1920-1930s?
Alcohol
This type of jazz singing is known for its use of nonsence words and syllables.
Scat singing
The Great Depression was caused by what?
Stock market crash
This famous female singer, nicknamed the "First Lady of Song," was famous for her childlike voice and was considered one of the best scatters in the world.
Ella Fitzgerald
What music artist did early jazz musicians look down on
Blues artist
The Nicolas Brothers were famous for dancing and singing. TRUE/FASLE
TRUE
This term is used to describe two people playing or singing together.
Duet
What 2 artist benefited the most from the radio?
Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington