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Awards. 2022: Selected for the National Centre for Writing emerging translator mentorship. 2020: Finalist in the Kurodahan Press Translation Prize. 2019: Grand prize winner of the 4th Japanese Literature Publishing Project international translation competition.
Sites:: Wikipedia, All Music, wusfjazz.org, radioswissjazz.ch, Imdb, adp.library.ucsb.edu: In Groups:: Bill Berry And The LA Band, Cat Anderson And His Orchestra, Duke Ellington All Star Road Band, Duke Ellington And His Orchestra, Duke Ellington Octet, Johnny Hodges & His Big Band, Lawrence Brown's All-Stars, Lionel Hampton & His Giants Of Jazz, Lionel Hampton And His All-Star Alumni Big Band ...
17. März 2009 · Cat plays El Gato with the Ellington orchestra in 1969. Just about his last tour with the band before he went into studio playing. Do you want to play like t...
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In 1944, Cat Anderson was first hired by Duke Ellington and it ended up being the perfect setting for him. Ellington enjoyed writing impossible parts for Cat to play, and Anderson received publicity and a steady income. He was more than just a high-note player, being a master with mutes and having a fine tone in lower registers, but no one could really challenge him in the stratosphere ...
Sites:: Wikipedia, All Music, wusfjazz.org, radioswissjazz.ch, Imdb, adp.library.ucsb.edu: In Groups:: Bill Berry And The LA Band, Cat Anderson And His Orchestra, Duke Ellington All Star Road Band, Duke Ellington And His Orchestra, Duke Ellington Octet, Johnny Hodges & His Big Band, Lawrence Brown's All-Stars, Lionel Hampton & His Giants Of Jazz, Lionel Hampton And His All-Star Alumni Big Band ...
Anderson was in Ellington’s band from 1944-1947 to 1950-1959 and again between 1961-1971. Anderson would occasionally leave to start his own bands, but he always returned. After Ellington’s passing, Cat Anderson moved to the West Coast, where he played in many big bands, including one that featured Bill Berry. Allmusic.
Cat Anderson. William Alonzo "Cat" Anderson (September 12, 1916 – April 29, 1981) was an American jazz trumpeter known for his long period as a member of Duke Ellington's orchestra and for his wide range (more than five octaves), especially his playing in the higher registers.
