The theme expressed by the tone of “jazz fantasia” may be expressed as
a.
an imitation of music.
c.
the violence of the musicians.
b.
an appreciation of the art form.
d.
the role jazz played in history.

The correct answer is to this question is B) An appreciation of the art form.

"Jazz Fantasia" is a poem written by Carl Sandburg(1878-1967), who was born in Illinois. He was a journalist and a fan of folk music. Indeed, he had a vast collection of folk music.

Sandburg is also famous for poems like "Chicago Poems", "Smoke and Steel", "Fog", and "Abraham Lincoln. The War Years." He won a Pulitzer prize in 1940.

An appreciation of the art form.

Explanation:

Carl Sandurg used his personal background on jazz to express different human emotions through the use of jazz instruments. Each one of the isntruments is used for a specific feeling. The tin pan for happines, the drums for sadeness and so on, even violent scenarios are portrayed by the banging of the instruments showing a reuslt of anger and resent. Jazz Fantasia is a "jazzy" way to write in a poem about the diversity of human emotions.