Charlie "Bird" Parker and the great jazz trumpet player ________ returned to the early ideals of jazz: improvisation, virtuosity, and close musical interaction within the ensemble.

Which was not an aspect of Louis Armstrong's playing that established his place in jazz history?

a. he was the first great soloist in jazz history b. he played the melody precisely as written by the original composer c. he brought a sense of drama to his jazz solos d. his advanced rhythmic conception moved jazz from stiff rhythms to swing

What is the dramatic device that allows an actor to represent or symbolize an idea or a moral principle?

What will be an ideal response?