Question

question 13 of 15
ragtime was a style of early jazz music that was usually written for:
a. brass instruments.
b. piano.
c. solo voice with guitar.
d. a cappella voices.

Explanation:

Ragtime, a precursor to jazz, is most famously associated with and primarily composed for the piano, with its characteristic syncopated melodies tailored to the instrument's ability to carry both melody and accompaniment lines.

Answer:

B. piano.