VOICED: Five years after Katrina, New Orleans jazz gets back its swing

The video discusses the revival of the jazz scene in New Orleans post-Hurricane Katrina. It highlights the struggles musicians faced returning to the city and the resilience of the community. The cultural significance of New Orleans is emphasized, along with recovery efforts like the musicians' village. The video concludes with the influx of new musicians and the promising future of the city's music scene.

What is the main reason for the renewed creativity among musicians in New Orleans?

• There are more venues to perform.

• The weather has improved.

• The city provided new instruments.

• The musicians have had new experiences.

What was built to help musicians who returned to New Orleans after the hurricane?

• A new concert hall

• A musicians' village

• A recording studio

• A music school

What emotional impact did staying away from New Orleans have on some musicians?

• They were indifferent.

• They felt relieved.

• They were happy.

• They died of broken hearts.

Which venue in the French Quarter was among the first to reopen after the floods?

• The Palm Court

• The Jazz Museum

• The Blues Club

• The Music Hall

Why are young musicians like Ben moving to New Orleans?

• To find cheaper housing

• To escape the cold weather

• To start a new career in acting

• To be part of the vibrant music scene