Answer:
True
Explanation:
Charles Parker Jr. was an influential American jazz saxophonist. He introduced innovative music composition with revolutionary harmonic ideas. Parker was known as "Yardbird" or simply “Bird.”
A new club opened in December 1949, a block west of 53rd Broadway Street in which Charlie performed live for a radio broadcast. Birdland became "Jazz Corner of the World" or the mecca of jazz. It was historic as it never happened that a club was named after musician. Charlie Parker was the sole inspiration for Birdland, an intrinsic part of Jazz history in New York
The answer for the
blank space is "Color".<span>
<span>As we see in general life also that there are various
situations indicated by various colors for example death is marked by Black
while Red is associated with love, white with peace and so on. Similarly art as
a reflector of life share the same idea.</span></span>
The term used to refer to Greek statues that were in the form of a standing, draped girl is C) Kore
The anwser would be d. i know this i did this semester
