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What is the principal goal of the jazz repertory movement?

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What is the principal goal of the jazz repertory movement?

What is the principal goal of the jazz repertory movement?

a. to commission new works for jazz performers
b. to promote the sales of classic jazz recordings
c. to re-create older styles of jazz in modern performances
d. to develop new styles of jazz

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