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20. Juni 2024 · Johnny Dodds. Johnny Dodds was born in Mississippi in 1892, before moving to New Orleans during the period that the city was in its prime as the melting pot that birthed jazz. Remarkably, he did not take up the clarinet until he was 17 years old. A stint with the Creole Jazz Band, which was led by Louis Armstrong’s mentor and teacher Joe ...
20. Juni 2024 · Joe King Oliver. cornet and bandleader from louisiana. violinist and pianist from mobile alabama. first guy to write a jazz record. pianist composer from washington DC . 1 of 24. Definition. violinist and pianist from mobile alabama. flet ...
26. Juni 2024 · Joe "King" Oliver. played the cornet, knew Louis Armstrong, started in New Orleans, and then moved to Chicago. The use of mutes for timbre variation was first promoted by . Joe "King" Oliver. Jelly Roll Morton. played ragtime and stomp mu ...
20. Juni 2024 · The original was recorded on 11th June 21928 by Joe 'King' Oliver and his band. When was Armstrong's version recorded? 28th June 1928. What Instruments are in the band and who played them? Trumpet - Louis Armstrong. Clarinet - Jimmy Stron ...
26. Juni 2024 · Joe “King” Oliver helped create the style of improvisational jazz now known as Dixieland. He made several groundbreaking recordings. The combination of the Great Depression and Oliver contracting a gum disease that made it impossible for him to play anymore led to him relocating to Savannah, Georgia where he worked as a janitor until his ...
20. Juni 2024 · Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like The pianist/pimp."professor" from New Orleans who claimed to have invented jazz was _________. a) Bessie Smith b) James Reese Europe c) Jelly Roll Morton d) Louis Armstrong, Which of the following is an exponent of "Country Blues" music? a) Robert Johnson b) Sidney Bechet c) Nick LaRocca d) Buddy Bolden, The beginning of extended ...
25. Juni 2024 · Fictional Robinson Crusoe left island after 28 years. Daniel Defoe’s story is based on an actual person, Alexander Selkirk, a Scottish sailor, who was found on an island where he had been stranded for 52 months. (He was rescued on Feb. 1, 1709)– 1686. Mark Twain received a patent for suspenders– 1871.
