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4. A Cornetist and jazz scholar, Sudhalter remembers overlooked Cornetist Bix Beiderbecke with Marian McPartland

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6. Cornetist: as in pianist, trumpeter

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8. Translations of Cornetist French : cornettiste

9. Cornetist: One who plays a cornet

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12. 1900 The first in a long line of great Cornetists and later trumpeters He inspired others to do the same including Freddie Keppard, another great New Orleans Cornetist who gained national fame touring with the Original Creole Orchestra from 1914-1918 Keppard

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14. Cornetist Buddy Bolden’s life is shrouded in mystery

15. Merle Evans (1891-1987) was an American bandmaster and Cornetist

16. What does Cornetist mean? One who plays a cornet

17. He is easily the best known Cornetist of all times.

18. Herbert Lincoln Clarke (September 12, 1867 – January 30, 1945) was an American Cornetist, feature soloist, bandmaster, and composer.He is considered the most prominent Cornetist of his time

19. Cornetist Peter Ecklund died on April 8th after a long battle with Parkinson’s

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22. Cornetist Bob Barnard is well known worldwide as one of Australia’s greatest jazz exports

23. It is usually in B flat and is the same size as the B flat Explanation of Cornetist

24. A few years ago, Cornetist and composer Ron Miles managed what I consider something of a hat trick

25. The first jazz musician is acknowledged to be African American Cornetist Buddy Bolden, who applied blues techniques on ragtime songs, c

26. Freddie Keppard (sometimes rendered as Freddy Keppard) (February 27, 1889 – July 15, 1933) was an early jazz Cornetist

27. Frank Simon (26 November 1889, Cincinnati, Ohio – 28 January 1967, Columbus, Ohio) was an American Cornetist, conductor, educator and composer

28. Playing outdoors, unamplified, Clarinetists and cornetists competed wildly for the attention of the gathering crowds, and for a brief moment in time the clarinet was king

29. New Orleans Cornetist and band leader was an early jazz architect, and also famously hired a young horn player named Louis Armstrong

30. “How I became a Cornetist – The autobiography of a cornet–playing pilgrim’s progress” gives the reader a clear and wonderfully candid insight into Herbert L

31. Bobby Hackett, the Cornetist whose mellow tone and graceful style made him a favorite of both jazz and pop music audiences.Whitney Balliett described Bobby H

32. The legendary American jazz Cornetist Leon Bismark “Bix” Beiderbecke was the proud owner of Cornet serial number 616 built on February 17 th, 1927

33. Composer, Conductor, Cornetist A Biography of Jean-Baptiste Schiltz (fl.1831-1868) and a Survey of His Works for Cornet and Piano.pdf (15.36Mb) Abstract

34. King Oliver, American Cornetist who was a vital link between the semimythical prehistory of jazz and the firmly documented history of jazz proper

35. Trumpeter/Cornetist Master Gunnery Sergeant Christian Ferrari joined “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band in September 1993 and was named section leader in 2019

36. Bix Beiderbecke, American jazz Cornetist who was an outstanding improviser and composer of the 1920s and whose style is characterized by lyricism and purity of tone

37. Clarke was then the most famous Cornetist in the world, a star soloist in John Philip Sousa’s band and a writer of method books that are still standards today

38. The band was led by the Sicilian-American Cornetist Nick LaRocca, and included trombonist Eddie Edwards, clarinetist Larry Shields, pianist Henry Ragas, and drummer Tony Sbarbaro.

39. Experience as a Cornetist I am still an amateur-that is, one who loves the cornet and tries to improve himself in its playing each day

40. It’s been over six months since the great Cornetist Peter Ecklund died at age 74, though it seems that few outside the traditional jazz world know it

41. I was fortunate enough to sit down with world renowned Cornetist, conductor and adjudicator Russell Gray, just before he headed to the 2018 New Zealand National Band Championships

42. A trumpeter, Cornetist, and band leader he was one of the great early New Orleans jazz musicians and the first great jazz solo improviser known spontaneous swinging melodies.

43. Cornetist and trumpeter LaRocca was the leader of the Original Dixieland Jass Band (later changed to the Original Dixieland Jazz Band) which made the first jazz recordings in 1917

44. The Cornetist Jimmy McPartland, one of the originators of the brash 1920's variant of Dixieland that became known as Chicago-style jazz, died yesterday at his home in Port Washington, L.I.

45. He heard Louis Armstrong and Joe "King" Oliver on their famous Chicago residency that year, but he also loved the sound of the first great white jazz soloist – the cornetist Bix Beiderbecke.

46. Cornetist Bix Beiderbecke, from Davenport, Iowa, grew up far from jazz meccas such as New Orleans or New York City; instead of watching and listening to jazz musicians live, he began his education by listening to the first commercial jazz recordings.

47. He was still in his teens when, in a pivotal encounter in the history of jazz, he met Joe "King" Oliver, an older man then generally reckoned to be the city's finest Cornetist, and the leader of an excellent band.

48. "All the same, his stylistic mannerisms-the deep hoarse Blurrings, the athletic in-front-of-the-beat timing, the flaring shakes-are highly conscious (the 'Wild' is more a personal than a musical sobriquet), and, imposed as they are on a conventional Armstrong basis, make Davison one of the most exciting of white small-band cornetists.