Question

What aspect defined the free jazz movement? heavy emphasis on arrangement an expanded rhythms section the use of syncopation and blue notes complex and creative improvisation a break from convention

Answer 1

Heavy emphasis on arrangment .....etc

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answers are a combinations of the options: creative improvisation and a break from convention.

Explanation:

The Free Jazz, was a musical movement that occured during the '60s, when musicians attempted to change or break down convention and directions that the jazz music was heading. The followers of this movement believed that styles, models and genres that had been played before where too limiting and did not let them to improvise and release the spirit of the jazz music and looked forward to create something brand new. In addition, Europeans tended to use the term ''free improvisation'' or ''creative music'' to refer to the movement as well.