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What is the name of this 15th century instrument, formerly known as a sackbut, which represents the harmonic foundation of the big bands and uses a sliding tube to alter its range? |
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Which 'skinned' instrument, that forms part of the big bands rhythm section, has a strong connection with both war and dance and carries such components as tom-toms, snare and bass? |
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This big band instrument has a peg-box, finger-board, bridge and chin-rest. What is this apparatus that also has four strings and was the instrument of choice of Stephanie Grapelli? |
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Which instrument, the lowest pitched of the violin family, is used in big bands to show the harmonic progression of the chord changes? |
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This instrument is regarded as the star of the big bands. It is made up of a long, narrow brass tube that folds back in on itself and generally comes equipped with three valves. What is this musician's tool that includes the flugelhorn and cornet within its family? |
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What is the name of this percussion instrument that is made up of a series of metal bars suspended on cords that are struck by mallets and produce sounds that resonate like organ pipes through vertical tubes? |
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A vital member of the rhythm section of a big band what is this instrument that represents the band's heartbeat and is probably better known as a six string? |
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Branded early on as a novelty instrument it developed such a strong solo identity that it nearly upstaged the trumpet as the primary jazz instrument. What is this tool that was created by Adolphe Sax in 1846 for military bands? |
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Which member of the rhythm section, favoured by the likes of Duke Ellington and Count Bassie, creates notes by having rebounding hammers, activated by keys strike against strings? |
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Which long, single reed woodwind instrument, that shone in the hands of virtuoso band leaders such as Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw, is informally referred to as 'the liquorice stick'? |
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