Результаты поиска

...known as '''Hank Shaw''' (23 June 1926 – 26 October 2006) was an English [[bebop]] [[jazz]] trumpeter. ...bituaries.obituaries1 Obituary, Hank Shaw British trumpeter and devotee of bebop - Peter Vacher]</ref> ...

...w York City]] &ndash; May 11, 1975 in [[San Francisco]]) was an American [[bebop]] trumpeter and composer. ...ars, he participated in some of the jam sessions that gave birth to the [[bebop]] jazz style. Reportedly,<ref>Steven Strunk in ''"The New Grove Dictionary ...

....us/wmv_news/jazz22.htm |archive-date=2006-09-24 |url-status=dead }}</ref> Bebop figure [[Babs Gonzales]] recalled that "Freddie [was] the best trumpet play [[Category:Bebop trumpeters]] ...

...ined Gillespie's band in 1946 and appeared with Gillespie in ''[[Jivin' in Bebop]]'' in 1947. After leaving Gillespie's band in 1949, he worked with [[Duke [[Category:American jazz trumpeters]] ...

...[Swing music|swing]] and [[cool jazz]] but most typically evokes the pre-[[bebop|bop]] era of [[Roy Eldridge]] and [[Oran Page]] although his concert perfor [[Category:English jazz trumpeters]] ...

...estra. A versatile musician, he is also able to work in idiomata such as [[bebop]]. He played on pianist [[Alexander von Schlippenbach]]'s album ''[[Monk's [[Category:German jazz trumpeters]] ...

| genre = [[bebop|Bop]]<br />[[Hard bop]] ...man''' (August 7, 1923 – July 23, 2002)<ref name="AMG"/> was an American [[bebop|bop]] and [[hard bop]] [[trumpeter]].<ref>{{cite web|title=Idrees Sulieman| ...

...at the Philharmonic]] concert series.<ref name="Grove" /> An interest in [[bebop]] led to Killian forming his own band to play the new music in 1947, but th ...lian was without a doubt the greatest of the Late-Swing-Era high-note lead trumpeters. Not necessarily an outstanding jazz soloist, Killian specialized in strato ...

...all these different idioms within a genre, the avant-garde and free music, bebop still, and of course the music of [[John Coltrane]] and [[Miles Davis|Miles [[Category:American jazz trumpeters]] ...

...[Wardell Gray]] and [[Roy Eldridge]], gaining a reputation as a fearsome [[bebop]] soloist. After playing briefly with [[Art Blakey]] in 1956, and mastering [[Category:American jazz trumpeters]] ...

...or his fast fingering and high notes. He had an influence on younger bebop trumpeters such as [[Fats Navarro]]. ...]".<ref name="Owens">{{cite book | last = Owens | first = Thomas | title = Bebop | url = https://archive.org/details/bebopmusicitspla00owen_905 | url-access ...

...layed [[Dixieland jazz]] in a straight line, however he was engaged upon [[bebop]] for a period of postwar time. [[Category:Japanese jazz trumpeters]] ...

...achan Moncur III]], and pianist [[Walter Davis, Jr.]]). He was very much a bebop player in his early years, but soon gravitated towards [[free jazz]], and w [[Category:American jazz trumpeters]] ...

[[Category:American jazz trumpeters]] [[Category:American male trumpeters]] ...

[[Category:American jazz trumpeters]] [[Category:American male trumpeters]] ...

[[Category:American jazz trumpeters]] [[Category:American male trumpeters]] ...

| genre = [[Jazz]], [[post-bop]], [[bebop]] [[Category:Israeli trumpeters]] ...

[[Category:Bebop trumpeters]] [[Category:British jazz trumpeters]] ...

[[Category:Bebop trumpeters]] [[Category:Post-bop trumpeters]] ...

[[Category:American jazz trumpeters]] [[Category:American male trumpeters]] ...