This tenor saxophonist was known as the “Father of the Saxophone” and was known for their heavy, deep, husky tone.

True or false: Ensembles during the swing era grew because dance halls were becoming larger and they needed more volume in sound to support the dancers.

Which of the following is the definition of a chord progression

True or false: Swing music was a teenage fad.

All of these are instrumental changes in a jazz ensemble during the swing era except:

What forms of evidence are used by linguists to analyze the earliest forms of Indo-European languages? Why do we know more about some language family branches than others? What are some of the factors that support the survival of these older languages?

One of the linguistic and cultural groups that had an impact on the development of Old English was the Celts. When did they interact with Old English speakers? What type of interaction? How did this shape the types of words adopted into Old English?

Old English didn’t have a huge vocabulary, so they made extensive use of compounds, prefixes, and suffixes. What is one example of a compound word in Old English? What are examples of Old English prefixes and suffixes that have survived into Modern English?

  This musician was known as the “King of Ragtime” and was formally trained in European music. 

This title of this song is: