According to Prof. Terricciano in his video lecture 18 - From Louis Armstrong to World War II: Big Band Jazz, Small Group Jazz and Boogie Woogie, the "big" in "big band" refers to the commercial success of the genre, as opposed to "small band" which was very unpopular at the time. Notice: This question and its associated answer set are protected under copyright, and may not be reproduced without the author's consent.True/False
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