Who was one of jazz's most important composers (writing more than 2,000 compositions), pianists (developing a unique and influential style), and big band leaders (fronting the longest running group in the history of jazz from 1923 to 1974) ? a. Fletcher Henderson b. Count Basie c. Glen Miller d. Benny Goodman e. none of the above
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