Jazz
Blues
Gospel
Soul
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Jazz originated in this city.

New Orleans, Louisiana

100

This happens when a leader begins a vocal line which is then followed by a choral response. 

Call and response
100

A song sung without any music

a cappella

100

Soul songs were created when gospel songs were changed into secular songs by doing this to the lyrics.

Rewriting

100

This is what we call a large group of 10 or more musicians performing jazz.

Big Band

200

This is the ability to create music on the spot or simultaneously. The musician is the creator. 

Improvisation***

200

Blues originated from these two states.

Mississippi and Texas

200

the center of gospel music

Chicago

200

This artist was known as the Queen of Soul

Aretha Franklin

200

These are the top 3 jazz centers of America.

New York City

New Orleans

Chicago

300

The Swing era happened during this decade.

1930's

300

BB King was also given this nickname.

King of the Blues

300
He was known as the Father of Gospel

Thomas A. Dorsey

300

This artist used her music to protest racial injustice.

Nina Simone

300

This artist was also known as the King of Swing

Louie Prima

400

Bebop jazz is best described as this.

Improvised and complicated

400

This is a subgenre of blues that features fingerpicking, and bottleneck slide guitar techniques. 

Delta Blues
400

Gospel sounds a lot like this genre.

Soul

400

This artist taught himself how to play piano and read braille sheet music. 

Ray Charles

400
These are the 2 main influences of blues music.

Work songs and spirituals.

500

This artist was well known for performing cool jazz.

Miles Davis

500

There are 4 key elements of Blues Music:

Call and Response formats
Set Chord Structure
Focus on the guitarist/vocalist
AAB lyric structure

500

Many disapproved of Dorsey's gospel music for this reason.

It sounded too secular

500

In soul music, the main instrument of focus is this.

The vocals

500

This is a subgenre of blues that is usually played on the piano, features a fast tempo, and syncopated rhythms. 

Boogie Woogie