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Valaida Snow (June 2, 1904 [1] – May 30, 1956) [2] was an American jazz musician and entertainer who performed internationally. She was also known as "Little Louis" and "Queen of the Trumpet," a nickname given to her by W. C. Handy. [3] Early life. Snow was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Valaida Snow war eine US-amerikanische Jazztrompeterin und Sängerin. Sie war eine der ersten Frauen, die den Jazz um den Erdball trugen und trat unter anderem mit Louis Armstrong auf, der sie einmal als den „zweitbesten“ Jazztrompeter der Welt, nach sich selbst, bezeichnete.
22. Feb. 2020 · Valaida Snow in an undated photo. She was a big name in Europe and Asia as well as in black communities across the United States, often giving some of the first jazz performances on major...
The Valaida Snow story drawn by Emmanuel Reuzé & Mael RannouThe full Valaida Snow playlist here: http://bit.ly/ValaidaSnow-FullPlaylistGet the Digital versio...
If sheer talent were a measure of fame, Valaida Snow would be one of the most renowned performers of the 20th century. Her story epitomizes the history of countless gifted but underappreciated African American artists, performers, and musicians who often were not universally recognized in their lifetime.
29. Juni 2016 · The Valaida Snow story drawn by Emmanuel Reuzé & Mael RannouThe full Valaida Snow playlist here: http://bit.ly/ValaidaSnow-FullPlaylistGet the Digital versio...
13. Juni 2022 · Biography. Articles. News. The tale of Valaida Snow is dramatic, a beautiful gifted entertainer, singer, dancer, arranger, and jazz trumpeter who succeeded against all odds. Valaida’s exceptional talent, determination and charm brought her international fame.
