Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Sy Oliver was born in Battle Creek, Michigan, United States. [2] His mother was a piano teacher, and his father was a multi-instrumentalist, who demonstrated saxophones at a time when instrument was seldom played other than by marching bands.
So we start today with Sy Oliver and in the weeks to come I'll be looking at some of the other great arrangers like Eddie Sauter, Fletcher Henderson, and Bill Finegan. I hope you enjoy the music and thanks for listening. Please visit this podcast at http://bigbandbashfm.blogspot.com
Trumpeter Sy Oliver worked with several territory bands before becoming a member of the Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra in 1933. The arranger of several of Lunceford's biggest hits, Oliver was responsible for the shaping of the classic Lunceford two-beat feel: bouncy, light, and hard-swinging.
17. Dez. 2023 · Sy Oliver’s journey through the swing era represents a vibrant chapter in the history of jazz and big band music. His ability to infuse swing with sophistication, his memorable arrangements, and his charismatic performances as a trumpeter and vocalist have etched his name among the greats.
6. Jan. 2018 · During the Big band era, Sy spent his career with two bands, Jimmie Lunceford and Tommy Dorsey. I decided to play a lot of the hits of Sy's from those two bands. So we start today with Sy Oliver and in the weeks to come I'll be looking at some of the other great arrangers like Eddie Sauter, Fletcher Henderson, and Bill Finegan. I ...
given name Melvin James Oliver. nickname “Sy,” short for “Psychology” [ given by the drummer in Zack Whyte’s. Cincinnati-based band ] birth Dec. 10, 1910, Battle Creek, MI. death May 27, 1988, New York City, “died of cardiovascular complications” / “had been. suffering from [ lung ] cancer for a year”.
Big Band Bash is a show presenting the music, musicians, and era of the great Big Bands. Each show highlights a different aspect of the big bands, whether it be a show about a certain band or bandleader or a subject of the big bands anywhere from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. I hope to get your feet tapping with this great music.
