In typical accounts of the beginnings of bebop—the first "modern" jazz style, which was originated in the 1940s by Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, and Thelonious Monk, among others—commercialism plays an important, though indirect, role. ███
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This is the opposite of what those accounts assert. The typical accounts of bebop’s origin say that bebop was anti-commercial.
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The typical accounts of bebop’s origin don’t have any opinion about classical music. The analogy to classical music in the second paragraph is made by the author, not by the typical accounts. And, in any case, the analogy to classical music in the second paragraph does not make a direct causal connection between classical music and bebop.
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(C) is tempting, because we know the typical accounts believe that bebop was anti-commercial. They say that the musicians who originated bebop were reacting to swing, which had heavy commercial influences. However, there’s a difference between bebop’s originators being unmotivated by commercial concerns and bebop itself lacking commercial appeal. And, we don’t know about the “first” jazz movements.
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(E) states that the typical accounts of bebop’s origin were themselves influenced by commercial interests. But, we don’t know that the proponents of these accounts were motivated by commercial interest. The author merely says in the beginning of the last paragraph that these accounts “may suit the needs of contemporary jazz discourse.” But that’s not a comment on commercial interests.