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Trumpeter louis armstrong often played gracefully syncopated phrases that seemed to lag behind the beat, against the pulse of the tune, a technique referred to as:

Trumpeter louis armstrong often played gracefully syncopated phrases that seemed to lag behind the beat, against the pulse of the tune, a technique referred to as:
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trumpeter louis armstrong often played gracefully syncopated phrases that seemed to lag behind the beat, against the pulse of the tune, a technique referred to as:

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I believe it's either missed-beat syncopation or suspension syncopation

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