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4 de jun. de 2013 · Big Band Version of cole Porter's Famous song
Artie Shaw. Artie Shaw, artiestennaam van Arthur Jacob Arshawsky (New York, 23 mei 1910 – Thousand Oaks (Californië), 30 december 2004) was een Amerikaanse jazz klarinettist, jazzcomponist, bandleider, schrijver en acteur.. Op veertienjarige leeftijd begon hij de saxofoon te bespelen, en enkele maanden later de klarinet.Op zijn vijftiende verliet hij de middelbare school om als muzikant ...
Artie Shaw. Soundtrack: The Rocketeer. Artie Shaw played ukulele at ten and began as an alto saxophonist at the age of twelve. While still in his teens he formed his first band, the Bellevue Ramblers which performed at local gigs. He took up the clarinet in 1926 and spent several years honing his talent playing for various local bands in Florida and Ohio, often doubling up as an arranger and...
18 de ene. de 2022 · Remembering Artie Shaw. By Mike Zwerin. A time when clarinetists were matinee idols is difficult to imagine today. In addition to being the loss of a fine musician and an extraordinary human being, the death of Artie Shaw earlier this month at the age of 94 is a dramatic illustration of the fleetingness of fame and fashion.
1 de oct. de 2017 · Success at Every Turn. Artie Shaw was a unique figure in jazz history. A competitor of Benny Goodman both as a clarinetist and a bandleader, Shaw led no less than seven different orchestras during 1936-49. While he disliked having to play for dancers, was not fond of dealing with the public, and seemed to constantly be running away from fame, he found success at almost every turn, at least ...
Artie Shaw, de son vrai nom Arthur Jacob Arshawsky, né le 23 mai 1910 à New York et mort le 30 décembre 2004 à Los Angeles 1, est un clarinettiste et chef d'orchestre de jazz américain . Largement considéré comme l'un des meilleurs clarinettistes de jazz 2, Artie Shaw a dirigé l'un des big bands les plus populaires des États-Unis de la ...
Artie Shaw and his Orchestra : Star Dust ‘Star Dust’ was conceived by Hoagy Carmichael in 1927 as a jazz instrumental, influenced by Bix Beiderbecke. Mitchell Parish wrote the lyrics in 1929 the song became a hit the following year in a recording by Isham Jones, who led one of the most popular orchestras of the pre-swing era.
