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Bebop musicians usually presented the head

Bebop musicians usually presented the head

a. in full-voiced chords, reminiscent of swing arrangements
b. simply, using stark unisons or octaves
c. only at the end of the tune
d. with melodic embellishments, disguising the main tune

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