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Mickey Katz

A long time before Allan Sherman and Woody Allen showered the general public with Yiddish slang — and decades prior to the klezmer revival breathed new lease of life right into a once-popular cultural music — just a little clarinetist with a whole lot of chutzpah blazed the path, exposing …

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Leon Chappelear

Horace Leon Chappelear (b. Aug 1, 1909, Tyler TX, d. Oct. 22, 1962) was a guitarist, vocalist and bandleader who experienced several hit singles within the ’30s and ’40s. He worked well closely with nation story Jimmie Davis, playing blues-style acoustic guitar on many of his albums. Davis would later …

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La Niña de la Puebla

Given birth to in La Puebla De Cazalla, close to Seville and called Dolores Jimenez Alcantara, Niña was blinded like a youth, considered singing and produced her debut in 1931.

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Dan Minor

For a limited period of your time, Dan Minor was the primary trombone soloist with Count Basie’s Orchestra but he was ultimately overshadowed by stronger players; ironically, he’s still most widely known for his period with Basie. Small began playing skillfully in 1926 using the Blue Moon Chasers in Dallas. …

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Erich Kunz

Thoroughly Viennese, bass-baritone Erich Kunz excelled in serious roles (although he sang rather few), comic parts and in operetta characterizations. An essential participant in documenting maker Walter Legge’s Champagne Operetta series in the first 1950s, Kunz, as well as Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, described Viennese operetta design — its lightness, elegance, and …

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Szymon Goldberg

Szymon Goldberg was among the significant violinists from the twentieth hundred years. His family relocated to Warsaw when he was a kid, where he started violin research at age seven. He visited Berlin in 1917, learning with the fantastic pedagogue Carl Flesch. He debuted at a recital in Warsaw in …

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Richard Hoffman

As an British music college student Hoffman took lessons with de Meyer, Pleyel, Moscheles, Rubenstein, Dohler and Liszt. At age sixteen he emigrated to america where he produced his debut in NY carrying out Mendelssohn’s G-mol Concerto and Hummel’s Septet. He was afforded the chance to visit with Jenny Lind …

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Johnny Russell

A couple of cases where an instrumentalist’s most haunting playing is usually to be within the world of cinema instead of through spinning sides. This traditional jazz expert of several tools serves as an example. He dedicated an equal part of his time for you to dance music group and …

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Jack Butler

Trumpeter and vocalist Jack port Butler was a great choice for the solid from the film Paris Blues in 1961, since he spent the majority of his profession in European countries and 1 15-year stretch in a Parisian golf club called La Cigale. From the music group of Willie Lewis, …

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Buci Moreira

Buci Moreira was among the great samba composers from the ’30s and ’40s. As well as Wilson Batista and Raul Marques, he was among the best-known samba retailers (the exchange of authorship for peanuts), a practice that impeded any expectations of fully recognizing his innovative potential. Grandson from the historical …

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