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Occupation (s) Musician. Instrument (s) Drums. Sidney " Big Sid " Catlett (January 17, 1910 – March 25, 1951) [1] was an American jazz drummer. Catlett was one of the most versatile drummers of his era, adapting with the changing music scene as bebop emerged.
23. Jan. 2024 · Hallo, wenn ich mich gerade in die Drummer, als wichtige Instrumenten des Jazz, verliebt habe, darf einer nicht fehlen: Sidney Big Sid Catlett (* 17. Januar 1910 , + 25. März 1951) war ein US-amerikanischer Jazz-Schlagzeuger. Catlett war einer der vielseitigsten Schlagzeuger seiner Zeit und passte sich mit dem Aufkommen des Bebop an die sich verändernde Musikszene an. In den späten 30 er ...
Sidney Catlett, aufgrund seiner Körpergröße Big Sid Catlett genannt, war ein afroamerikanischer Schlagzeuger im Jazz. Er war „einer der swingendsten, aber auch einflussreichsten und technisch-solistisch versiertesten Schlagzeuger der Jazzgeschichte“.
22. März 2010 · These ingeniously structured solos exemplified Catlett’s keen sense of dynamics, humor, and surprise, beginning at times at thunderous levels and ending at delicate pianissimos. His bass drum explosions echoed in the early work of the modernists, and his hi-hat style helped popularize the instrument as a primary timekeeping device.
10. Juni 2018 · As Burt Korall comments in his essay on Jazz Drumming in The Oxford Companion to Jazz, Bill Kirchner, ed.: "Sid Catlett, a completely engaging artist, had an ageless quality to his drumming that erased the line separating then and now. He could play with anyone, ranging from Louis Armstrong to Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker. Drummers who changed the course of drumming in the 1940s to ...
1. Okt. 1999 · Sid Catlett: 1944-1946. The great Catlett was among the first jazz drummers to emphasize tasteful, restrained, musical playing. During his solos you can sometimes hear a relationship between his work and the theme. Catlett fit in with everyone from Dixielanders to boppers.
Catlett led his own bands throughout the ’40s, and played with pianist Teddy Wilson for a time around 1948. He played Dixieland with Armstrong’s All-Stars from 1947-1949. Though Catlett was not a bebop drummer per se, he made an effort to accommodate the new music. He played on one of the first bop recording dates in 1945, a session that ...
