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Briefly describe the roles/parts played by trumpet, clarinet, and trombone in New Orleans-style collective improvisation, and explain why this type of collective improvisation is fundamentally different
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Briefly describe the roles/parts played by trumpet, clarinet, and trombone in New Orleans-style collective improvisation, and explain why this type of collective improvisation is fundamentally different from what happens when a typical modern jazz group improvises together.

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Answer: trumpet plays melody , clarinet fills in spots of the trumpet parts to add to the melody and trombone tailgate to add flavor to the music.

Explanation: It makes it a Brass Band

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