yes so is the piano, bass and the guitar
The rhythm section of a jazz band is usually made up of drums, piano, bass, and guitar.
Piano, guitar, bass and drums.
Drums, piano, bass, guitar.
Jazz bands have taken on a number of instrumentation arrangements, from big bands, to bebop ensembles, and to small quartets. At a minimum, the jazz band consists of a rhythm section, consisting of bass, drums, and an instrument that can play chords such as piano or guitar, as well as a horn section.
In a jazz rhythm section, instruments typically include piano, double bass, guitar, and drums. However, the violin is usually not found in a jazz rhythm section. While it can be used in jazz ensembles, it is more commonly associated with classical or folk music, rather than the traditional jazz rhythm setup.
piano, string bass, and drums
The rhythm section of a jazz band is usually made up of drums, piano, bass, and guitar.
The Rhythm Section Jazz Band was created in 2002.
Piano, guitar, bass and drums.
Drums, piano, bass, guitar.
APEX: Drums or piano
Jazz bands have taken on a number of instrumentation arrangements, from big bands, to bebop ensembles, and to small quartets. At a minimum, the jazz band consists of a rhythm section, consisting of bass, drums, and an instrument that can play chords such as piano or guitar, as well as a horn section.
In a jazz rhythm section, instruments typically include piano, double bass, guitar, and drums. However, the violin is usually not found in a jazz rhythm section. While it can be used in jazz ensembles, it is more commonly associated with classical or folk music, rather than the traditional jazz rhythm setup.
piano, string bass, and drums
guitar bass and drums
Piano, bass, drums, and maybe guitar.
D. all of the above.