Manuel is comparing jazz compositions to sonata forms from classical music. What is the MOST accurate comparison of these two types of music?
A. They both follow a similar sort of ABA pattern.

B. These two musical forms are completely different.

C. Jazz songs follow AABB; sonata forms use ABA.

D. Jazz songs improvise too much to use any specific form.

Jazz songs follow AABB; sonata forms use ABA is the most accurate comparison of these two types of music. Hence, option C is correct.

Jazz is performer-driven while classical is composer-driven. In Jazz, rhythm is very important, although in classical music it is a subtle and unmistakably less important part. Jazz uses pentatonic and/or blues scales, syncopated rhythms, and irregular meters and is more modern and rooted in African American folk forms.

Cool jazz places more emphasis on formal compositions and arrangements than improvisation because it is heavily influenced by classical music. In addition, solos are less frequent in cool jazz, which favors a more orchestral style of composition.

The majority of musical genres are created using compositional approaches. These encompass anything from employing written musical notation to improvisation, musical montage, and arrangements for different band combinations.

Thus, option C is correct.

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