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(1) Two different groups of black musicians grew up in New Orleans. (2) The first of these, the slaves, brought with them the music of Africa
and the influences of Caribbean music. (3) Denied education and opportunity by slavery, they improvised, making instruments from gourds.
bamboo, and bone. (4) They created songs charged with emotion: work songs, chants, and spirituals. (5) In contrast to the slaves, the "free
men of color" were raised as Creoles. (6) Formally educated and sometimes sent to European schools, they were well versed in classical
music, and they played classical instruments. (7) During the Reconstruction period, these two groups of musicians were flung together. (8) The
brilliant child of this unlikely union was jazz.
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This excerpt contrasts the two groups.

When two things are contrasted, their differences are shown and not their similarities.

The above excerpt contrasts the experiences and motivations of the descendants of enslaved people and Creoles in saying that:

  • Enslaved people were denied opportunity but Creoles had good opportunities with some of them even studying in Europe.
  • Enslaved people used more rudimentary musical instruments whilst the Creoles used classical instruments
  • Enslaved people created songs with emotion whilst Creoles played classical music.

In conclusion, we can say that Enslaved people and Creoles were contrasted in this excerpt and not compared.

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