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Franz Koglmann

A lot of the recordings of award-winning contemporary composer, trumpeter, and flügelhorn participant Franz Koglmann (and of his functions) are available around the Head wear labels (Head wear Artwork, Head wear Hut, etc.), although this might switch since Koglmann founded his personal label, Between your Lines, in 1999. Given birth …

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Teddy Charles

Teddy Charles is a genuine rarity: a jazz musician who largely retired from the business enterprise. A skillful otherwise overly unique vibraphonist and (early in his profession) quite able on piano and drums, Charles was as very important to his open-minded strategy in the 1950s toward more complex noises as …

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Gary Burton

Among the two great vibraphonists to emerge in the 1960s (alongside Bobby Hutcherson), Gary Burton’s remarkable four-mallet technique (best displayed with an unaccompanied edition of “FORGET ABOUT Blues” from 1971) could make him appear to be several players simultaneously. He documented in a multitude of configurations and always noises exclusive. …

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Daniel Schnyder

A Zurich, Switzerland, local, composer, flutist, and saxophonist Daniel Schnyder is really as comfortable and gifted with classical chamber music much like avant-garde jazz, easily crossing between both significant styles of music. He originally examined flute in his homeland on the Conservatory of Winterthur. After shifting to america, he switched …

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Gil Melle

A genuine renaissance guy, Gil Melle began his career being a post-bop baritone saxophonist who also composed and painted, afterwards branching out right into a wide selection of artistic and scientific areas. He deserted jazz fairly in early stages in his profession, choosing to create several film and tv ratings …

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George Russell

While George Russell was extremely active like a free-thinking composer, arranger, and bandleader, his biggest impact upon jazz is at the quieter part of theorist. His great contribution, evidently the very first by way of a jazz musician to general music theory, was a publication using the intimidating name The …

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Gunther Schuller

Gunther Schuller was most likely the most significant friend jazz ever endured in the classical world. A jazz devotee right from the start, he was probably the most outspoken advocate of the fusion between components of Western european traditional music and jazz, inventing the word “third stream” in a 1957 …

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Emmanuel Pahud

Award-winning, Swiss-French flutist Emmanuel Pahud began his music research at age 6 in Rome with Francois Binet. His family members noticed that he received lessons with a few of Europe’s finest players, including Michel Moinil and Carlos Bruneel in Brussels, and Peter-Lukas Graf in Basle. He went to the Paris …

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The Modern Jazz Quartet

Pianist John Lewis, vibraphonist Milt Jackson, bassist Ray Dark brown and drummer Kenny Clarke initial came together because the rhythm portion of the 1946 Dizzy Gillespie & His Orchestra plus they had occasional features that gave the overworked brass players a well-deserved rest. They following came jointly in 1951, documenting …

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Milt Jackson

Before Milt Jackson, there have been just two major vibraphonists: Lionel Hampton and Crimson Norvo. Jackson shortly surpassed both of these in significance and, regardless of the rise of various other players (including Bobby Hutcherson and Gary Burton), still earned the reputation polls through the entire years. Jackson (or “Luggage” …

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