Who was one of jazz's most important composers (writing more than 2,000 compositions), pianists (developing a unique and influential style), and big band leaders (fronting the longest running group in the history of jazz from 1923 to 1974)? a. fletcher henderson b. count basie c. glen miller d. benny goodman e. none of the above

Match the description to the word. 1. a long narrative poem-national in scope, heroic in character and action alliteration 2. poet epic 3. pertaining to a formal poem; a meditation upon a serious subject comitatus 4. the repetition of the initial sounds in two or more words of a line of poetry kennings 5. double comparisons or metaphors half-line 6. a relationship between a leader and his retainers elegiac 7. fate hlaford 8. lord scop 9. the basic unit of meter in anglo-saxon poetry wyrd