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13. Sept. 2018 · September 13, 2018. Tony Fruscella: Lost Trumpet. Tony Fruscella is among the least known trumpeters of the cool jazz movement. His dry tone sits somewhere on a sliding scale between Miles Davis and Chet Baker, with touches of Art Farmer. Yet Fruscella's sound was distinct.
13. Sept. 2018 · Tony Fruscella is among the least known trumpeters of the cool jazz movement. His dry tone sits somewhere on a sliding scale between Miles Davis and Chet Baker, with touches of Art Farmer. Yet Fruscella's sound was plenty distinct. With Fruscella, there were no piercing or bent notes or a fleshy romanticism. His improvised lines were highly ...
Tony Fruscelli was a New York guy, whosemarginal lifestyle fell into the post-Parker pattern as led by a fair number of jazz musicians in the late 40's-50's (although anyone who could get the great singer Morgana King to marry him had to have some shit together).
- Steve Provizer
29. Apr. 2020 · Tony Fruscella died on April 14th. 1969 at a friend’s apartment. The cause of death was cirrhosis and heart failure.”. SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY. Tony Fruscella – The Complete Works (4 CDs). The Jazz Factory JFCD 22808/9. Tony Fruscella & Brew Moore Quintet – The 1954 Unissued Atlantic Session.
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9. Dez. 2018 · Tony Fruscella: Lost Trumpet. Source: JazzWax by Marc Myers September 13, 2018. Tony Fruscella is among the least known trumpeters of the cool jazz movement. His dry tone sits somewhere on a sliding scale between Miles Davis and Chet Baker, with touches of Art Farmer. Yet Fruscella's sound was plenty distinct. With Fruscella, there ...
Tony Fruscella and his sister Maria, grew up in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York. He played in an Army band early in his career. He worked as a sideman in the 1950s for Charlie Barnet, [2] Lester Young, Gerry Mulligan (1954), and Stan Getz (1955). He played with Don Joseph [3] later in the 1950s, but by the early 1960s his problems with ...
20. Sept. 2019 · Hello everybody! The book I wrote about Tony Fruscella, called "Tony Fruscella: una perla nascosta nella vita frenetica di New York", is finally available. It contains detailed information, witnesses and my own transcriptions (both for Bb and C instruments) of the tracks of his 1955 Atlantic Records album. The most complete book ...
