All of them. But I would say that the standard grouping (for a trio, at least) would be a percussionist, a pianist, and an upright bassist. Now of course you could throw in a vocalist, but from there the list explodes because there have been famous jazz musicians on almost every instrument you can think of - jazz is just a style of music, and any instrument that can play music can play it in the jazz style.
Miles Davis is generally considered the forerunner of fusion jazz, which combined jazz instrumentation with rock's electric instruments. His "electric era" began in 1968, and his first fusion album, "In a Silent Way," was released in 1969. A British group called Soft Machine also began developing fusion jazz around the same period. Their second album, "Volume II," features lengthy jazz improvisations played loudly on electric instruments. Live recordings of the group playing these pieces live before the release of their second album arguably makes them the first jazz fusion group.
Trumpet, trambone, clarinet, and saxaphone
saxophone, clarinet and other instruments you would normally hear.
cool jazz has banjos and guitars
brass
I would think they are usually group instruments, such as in a jazz band, you would see more than one playing.They can fill either role equally well. You'll find plenty of works for both solo trumpet and trumpet section.
Miles Davis is generally considered the forerunner of fusion jazz, which combined jazz instrumentation with rock's electric instruments. His "electric era" began in 1968, and his first fusion album, "In a Silent Way," was released in 1969. A British group called Soft Machine also began developing fusion jazz around the same period. Their second album, "Volume II," features lengthy jazz improvisations played loudly on electric instruments. Live recordings of the group playing these pieces live before the release of their second album arguably makes them the first jazz fusion group.
Trumpet, trambone, clarinet, and saxaphone
saxophone, clarinet and other instruments you would normally hear.
No, oboes were not common instruments in New Orleans jazz bands.
APEX: Drums or piano
cool jazz has banjos and guitars
There are many instruments that are used in jazz instrumental music. Some examples of instruments include the saxophone, the trumpet, the piano, and the guitar.
brass
The trumpet.
piano
Jazz didn't exist yet at the time.