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12. Nov. 2013 · Listen to music from Valaida Snow. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Valaida Snow.
2. März 2021 · Valaida Snow’s choice of instrumental focus was also a taboo one. At the time, it was socially unacceptable for women to play wind instruments. Instruments like the trombone, trumpet, coronet, and saxophone were considered especially masculine (Charles, 1995). Even into the 70s, the idea that jazz was a male domain prevailed, as one man was quoted: “jazz is a male language. It’s a matter ...
Country. Year. New Submission. In Chronology - 1937-1940 ( 20 × File, MP3, Compilation, 320 kbps) Complete Jazz Series. none. 2009. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2000 CD release of "1937-1940" on Discogs.
Valaida Snow discography and songs: Music profile for Valaida Snow, born 2 June 1904. Genres: Vocal Jazz, Swing. Albums include The Chronogical Classics: Valaida Snow 1933-1936, The Chronogical Classics: Valaida Snow 1937-1940, and The Chronogical Classics: Valaida Snow 1940-1953.
In 1935 Valaida Snow, the Afro/American jazz performer recorded in London for the first time with a group of modern jazz, leaning British musicians. Valaida was a jazz singer and trumpet player in the style of Louis Armstrong. She was a very talented musician playing a number of instruments to a professional standard and had a following in Europe and the USA. She recorded in London in 1935 ...
Valaida Snow (1935-1937), Vol. 1 by Valaida Snow (CD, Jul-1992, Harlequin Records (UK)) 5.0 out of 5 stars 1 product rating Expand: Ratings 5.0 average based on 1 product rating
