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Dave Brubeck and His Jazz "Take Five", the smoky instrumental by the Dave Brubeck Quartet, was a【C1】______(music) milestone—a deceptively (似是而非地) complex jazz composition that introduces a new,【C2】______(adventure) sound to millions of【C3】______(listen). In a career that spanned almost of American jazz since World War II, Brubeck ' s celebrated quartet (四重奏) combined exotic (异国情调的) ,【C4】______(challenge) tempos (拍子) with classical influences to create【C5】______(last) standards. Brubeck combined classical influences and his own【C6】______(innovate) on the seminal 1959 album Time Out by his classic quartet. It was the first jazz album to【C7】______(deliberate) explore time signatures outsides of the standard 4/4 beat or 3/4 waltz time. He was also the first modern jazz【C8】______(music) pictured on the cover of Time magazine—on Nov. 8 , 1954. His experience in World War II let him to look beyond jazz and to compose some other【C9】______(extend) works touching on themes involving【C10】______(religious) , civil rights and peace. In a 2010 interview, Brubeck said, "If there is a heaven, let it be a good place for all of us to jam (即兴音乐) together and have a wonderful musical experience. "