Which best describes Freddie Keppard's historical importance? a. He originated jazz trumpet style in New Orleans. b. He created the first notated arrangements of jazz. c. He made the first jazz recording in 1916. d. He traveled widely, spreading jazz style throughout the United States. e. All of the above

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Sammy Wise

5 September, 04:32

Which best describes Freddie Keppard's historical importance? a. He originated jazz trumpet style in New Orleans. b. He created the first notated arrangements of jazz. c. He made the first jazz recording in 1916. d. He traveled widely, spreading jazz style throughout the United States. e. All of the above

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Jessica Thompson · Answer 1

Option D, He traveled widely, spreading jazz style throughout the United States, is the right answer.

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Freddie Keppard was one of the earliest jazz cornets who was once awarded the title of "King" in the New Orleans jazz scene. He was one among the few innovators of the era of 1910 who had an opportunity to record their music later on. He passed on the opportunity to record because he was afraid that his competitors would still his idea and style of music.