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Eddie South (* 27. November 1904 in Louisiana /Missouri; † 25. April 1962 in Chicago) war ein US-amerikanischer Geiger . Leben und Wirken. South galt als musikalisches Wunderkind und erhielt am Chicago Musical College (1867 von Florenz Ziegfeld senior gegründet) eine klassische Ausbildung auf der Violine.
Edward Otha South (November 27, 1904 – April 25, 1962) [1] was an American jazz violinist. Biography. South studied classical music in Budapest, Paris, and Chicago. He turned to jazz because, as a Black musician, there was no room for him in classical music. [2] .
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Eddie South war ein amerikanischer Jazzgeiger und Komponist, der für seinen virtuosen Spielstil und seine innovative Herangehensweise an die Violine bekannt war. Hier sind einige Fakten über ihn: Frühes Leben und musikalische Anfänge: Eddie South wurde am 27. November 1904 in Louisiana, USA, geboren. Er wuchs in einer musikalischen Familie ...
Edward Otha South. Profile: Eddie South (born November 27, 1904, Louisiana, Missouri, USA - died April 25, 1962, Chicago, Illinois, USA) was an American jazz violinist. He was a classical violin prodigy who switched to jazz because of limited opportunities for African-American musicians.
28. Apr. 2012 · Eddie South (Edward Otha South) was an American jazz violinist and bandleader born (in Louisiana, Missouri) on November 27, 1904. He is known for having achieved legendary status only after he died. It has been said that had he not been black, he would have chosen a career in classical music.
Eddie South (Louisiana, Missouri, November 27, 1904 – April 25, 1962) was an American jazz violinist. South was a classical violin prodigy who switched to jazz because of limited opportunities for African-American musicians, and started his career playing in vaudeville and jazz orchestras with Freddie Keppard, Jimmy Wade, Charles Elgar, and ...
