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The insistent bass in the last movement of william grant still’s suite for violin and piano resembles which jazz piano style?
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The insistent bass in the last movement of william grant still’s suite for violin and piano resembles which jazz piano style?

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Answer: Throughout the Suite, William Grant Still is bringing elements of popular music, blues figures and syncopated rhythms, to the salon. Each movement, based on three different artists with three very different styles, brings us the classical three-movement Fast-Slow-Fast tempo changes, but in a very modern manner

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