The following is NOT a feature of 1930s big-band swing music?
The correct answer is Option A. Swinging rhythm section that plays all four beats, gently accenting 2 and 4.
Image result of swing rhythm section playing all 4 beats and gently emphasizing 2 and 4. One of the most recognizable features of swing rhythms is the curved eighth note. The swing quaver is played as an odd quaver with a quasi-triplet rhythm, changing the ratio from 1: 1 to about 2: 1. That is, the first quaver is about twice as long as the second quaver.
Hot vs Sweet. And there were also two different swing styles. "Sweet" Swing (people like Glenn Miller)-less improvised, a little slower, more discreet, with a slight swinging feel, for a white upper-class dinner party.
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