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4) In his composing Charles Mingus relied heavily on the alternation of composed and ___________ passages....

4) In his composing Charles Mingus relied heavily on the alternation of composed and ___________ passages.

5) Charles Mingus was an influential _______ soloist. (What instrument)

6) The Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM) is based in this city: _____________.

7) Bassist ________ Haden is most prominently associated with Ornette Coleman.

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4) In his composing Charles Mingus relied heavily on the alternation of composed and autobiography passages.

Most of the composing of Charles minges had his personal life experience and his support to black and problems faced by the blacks in society then incorporated in it. The passages used are taken from his autobiography.

5) Charles Mingus was an influential piano soloist. (What instrument)

Charles minges used both Piano and Cello. One of his famous works “ Let the good times roll “ being a piano melody is an example for the same

6) The Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM) is based in this city: Chicago.

In the year 1965 this non profit organisation was found 4 musicians such as pianist Muhal Richard Abrams, pianist Jodie Christian, drummer Steve McCall, and composer Phil Cohran

7) Bassist Charlie Haden is most prominently associated with Ornette Coleman.

Charlie haden was one of the most influencial Jazz bassist who worked close to Musician Ornette Coleman during the early sixties and seventies has also worked with other prominent figures later.


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