What are the importance and impact of the album in jazz history. [20 percent of total]• One track from the album must be selected for musical analysisTitle of the Work and Composer [0 points – simply a requirement]• Meter(s) – Listen and/or observe the leader’s count-off (or conducting pattern) or accentsif no conductor was present and determine the meter of the main theme or firstsection(following an introduction if an intro was used). The meter will most likely be 2, 3, or 4 beats to the measure but could be some other number (like 5 in Take Five). [10 percent of total]• Genre or Category – Bebop, Swing, Blues, Smooth, etc. [0 points – simply a requirement]• Harmonic Characteristics: In general terms was the harmonic vocabulary primarilyconsonant or mostly dissonant? If possible, identify major scale, minor scale, modal,traditional blues progressions, etc. [10 percent of total]• Period of Jazz – list the date written, corresponding style period, one sentence on whetherthis piece displays characteristics of the period and list 2 characteristics YOU heard in this piece. If the work is a “modernization” or recasts a well-known work in a new ordifferent style, be sure to make that observation and address the most interesting aspects of the musical transformation. [10 percent of total]• Composer’s Chief Contributions to Jazz – this information can be taken from class lesson slides, online research, and your own observations. [20 percent of total]• Clearly some research will be required and no more than 30 percent of the total word count can be quotations.• Additionally, all quoted material must be properly cited. [10 percent of total]Sample Report has been attached