Which group of musicians was important to the development and popularization of bebop music. a. duke ellington, glenn miller, benny goodman b. scott joplin, louis armstrong, coleman hawkins c. scott joplin, charlie parker, glenn miller d. dizzy gillespie, charlie parker, miles davis

d. Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie parker, Miles Davis

Explanation:

The first form of jazz was the swing, created by Falcon during the 1930s, when jazz was quite popular. In the 40s, bebop was born, which was little appreciated by popular ears, but started to gain popularity with the passage of time and with the work of talented musicians such as Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis

The name "bebop" comes from the onomatopoeia made by imitating the sound of the hundreds of hammers hitting metal in the construction of American railways, generating a "melody" full of small notes. According to some jazz musicians, the agile and fast melodies of his musical style resembled the sound produced by hammers in the works of the railroads.

The answer is D.