Jazz Today, Jazz Tomorrow Quiz

Jazz Today has basically two camps. One camp is with no labels or preconceived style, and the other is

• Dixieland Jazz

• Mainstream Jazz (AKA straight ahead jazz)

• Vocal Jazz

• Acid Jazz

• None of the Above

New offshoots of jazz today include

• M-Base

• Acid Jazz

• Mainstream Jazz

• Both M-Base and Acid Jazz

• Both Acid Jazz and Mainstream Jazz

Marian McPartland's national show, Piano Jazz, can be heard on

• NPR

• MTV

• CBS

• PBS

• None of the Above

Important women jazz vocalists include

• Ella Fitzgerald

• Billie Holiday

• Sarah Vaughan

• All Three

• None of the Three

Instrumental jazz, from its earliest roots, has been primarily

• female dominated

• straight ahead

• male dominated

• neither male nor female dominated

• synthesized sounds

Straight Ahead Jazz artist, Wynton Marsalis, plays the

• drums

• piano

• soprano saxophone

• alto saxophone

• trumpet

No Labels artists Branford Marsalis and Michael Brecker both play the

• guitar

• tenor saxophone

• alto saxophone

• trumpet

• electronic keyboards

M-Base artist, Gary Thomas, plays

• electric guitar and electric bass

• alto saxophone and EWI

• tenor saxophone and flute

• electronic keyboards

• none of the above

Regina Carter is famous for her work on the

• violin

• flute

• guitar

• piano

• trumpet

DIVA is

• a female jazz vocalist

• an Acid Jazz band

• a brand of alto saxophone

• a male vocal jazz group

• an all-female big band