Swing and Duke EllingtonThe recording for this Discussion Topic is Ko-Ko performed by Duke Ellington and His Orchestra. Notable soloists in Ellington's orchestra include Cootie Williams on trumpet, Johnny Hodges on alto sax, Ben Webster on tenor sax, and Jimmy Blanton on bass, as well as Duke Ellington himself on piano.https://open.spotify.com/track/4juNg2YaT9XObKPA8EB...Listen to Ko-Ko performed by Duke Ellington's Orchestra, and consider the following questions:How many soloists are featured in this piece?Which instruments are featured as soloists? Does each soloist play for an entire chorus or more? Note: the length of a chorus may be found between 00:13 to 00:31, which is the first chorus of the piece that features the melody.How many bars are in a chorus? Joe Nanton's trombone and plunger solo begins at 00:32. What is Nanton's style of play often called? Describe the sound of the accompanying trombone section during his solo. How do these supporting accompaniments give harmonic and rhythmic support to Nanton's solo?Describe Blanton's bass solo. How many choruses does he play? Describe in detail how the band accompanies him during his bass solo. Does the band play continuously during his solo? Which bars of this chorus does the accompanying band play?

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When most people are asked about conformity, they deny that they would ever "fall for it," and insist that they would hold true to their own beliefs. But research tells us differently! Most people conform to social pressure, even when the behavior seems ridiculous. discuss the advantages and disadvantages of social conformity. Then, provide an example of social conformity in your own life.