According to Worlds of Music, one important difference between blues and jazz is?
a. ?blues is a technique or way of forming music.
b. ?jazz is a feeling and specific musical form.
c. ?blues exhibits a particular form, whereas jazz is a technique or way of forming music.
d. ?blues is subset of jazz that led to its development.
ANSWER:
c
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