Anyone know "Jammin Jim Hammin" on YT? He's not very known and he's ok at guitar but fun fact, he picked up a guitar one day and hasn't put it down ever since.

Iwill give brainliest to anyone who can me with this! 1. during which years did ella fitzgerald compose most of her music? how did she become well-known or famous?2. what musical preparation did ella fitzgerald have? who were her mentors or others who had a strong influence on the music she created?3. if ella fitzgerald had a band or group, what was the name of the band? what influence did she have on jazz? was she an innovator?4. explain what led ella fitzgerald to focus on jazz. what songs is she most known for? what is your reaction when you listen to these pieces?name of piece: airmail special by ella fitzgerald 1. when was this recording released? what was happening in the country or the world at that time?2. what instruments perform this piece in this recording? what do you think of this piece of music? what aspects of the music appeal to you?3. in what ways was this piece unique or different from other jazz music produced during this time period? be specific in your answer.4. did the jazz musician compose this piece for a particular purpose? if yes, what purpose? in your opinion, how did that purpose influence this piece of music and its sound?5. what was the response from the public when this piece was first released?

Question 17 1 pts (2017) werner herzog's style is frequently called hallucinatory due to what sound design element in his films that produces a feeling in the viewer of being somewhere between fantasy and reality? music and silence sound effects and foley sounds dialogue and narration ambient sound and foley sounds

What are the two ways in which you can identify forms? cones and spheres are examples of (dark/artifical/geometric) forms, whereas mountains and trees are (natural/organic/light) forms.