Making the changes" was a bebop term that meant

a. getting to a gig on time.

b. understanding the changing nature of music.

c. being able to solo over a set of chord changes.

d. being able to change horns during a solo.

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Houston Duran

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16 May, 03:11

Making the changes" was a bebop term that meant

a. getting to a gig on time.

b. understanding the changing nature of music.

c. being able to solo over a set of chord changes.

d. being able to change horns during a solo.

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Paxton Mejia · Answer 1

Making the changes is used in jazz to imply that a soloist is adequately navigating the harmonic form of a tune. In this case that is the same thing as being able to solo over a set of chord changes.

Making the changes" was a bebop term that meanta. getting to a gig on time.b. understanding the changing nature of music.c. being able to solo over a set of chord changes.d. being able to change horns during a solo.

Making the changes" was a bebop term that meant

a. getting to a gig on time.

b. understanding the changing nature of music.

c. being able to solo over a set of chord changes.

d. being able to change horns during a solo.