Bill Barber
Bill Barber was one of the first modern jazz tuba player. He was part of his band playing the tuba Institute before starting his studies at the prestigious Juilliard School of Music. After graduating from the Army in 1945, found his first job as a professional musician in the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra. Two years later he debuted as a jazz musician by the revolutionary Claude Thornhill and his orchestra, one of the first to rescue the so-called “bass wind” for jazz posbebop. Barber led the first batch of modern jazz tuba player with Red Callender, Jay McAllister and Don Butterfield. Entre1949 and 1950 was part of the Birth of the Cool band of trumpeter Miles Davis of which included, among others, Read the rest of this entry »
The Algeciras, Luis Balaguer is started in flamenco guitar with Paco Martín y Parrilla de Jerez. Make advanced studies in classical guitar at the Conservatorio Superior de Música “Rafael Orozco” de Córdoba and studies of modern music and jazz in the music workshop in Barcelona.
Chet Baker, born in the atmosphere of a typical rural farm in the region of Oklahoma. By 1940, his family moved to California, where his father, amateur guitarist, he instilled a love for jazz through discs Jack Teagarden, a trombonist in the era of swing. His first instrument was a trombone logically, but its future was not written to slide rods, but to push pistons. In the conservatory of his city, “Glendale High Shool”, learned the basics of trumpet and soon began playing in youth gangs, imitating the great white trumpeters of the era, Bix Beiderbecke, Harry James. 
Singer and actress. Born in Newport News, Virginia, USA. It began as a dancer and won an amateur competition in Philadelphia in 1933, which gave him the opportunity to work on some tours. In 1938 he won another singing contest at Harlem’s Apollo Theater so got a job at several “bigbands” as those of Noble Nissle, Edgar Hayes, Cab Calloway, and Cootie Williams. In 1952, she married drummer Louie Bellson.
Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Chet Baker, Jimmy Smith, Herbie Hancock, Wynton Marsalis, Dianne Reeves, Cassandra Wilson, Anita Baker, Al Green and Dinah Washington are among the icons of jazz, a legendary novel others that are part of Blue Note, which celebrates its 70th anniversary.
The more purist jazz Primitive Sound System (PSS) has been selected the Independent Music Awards, organized by the Independent Phonographic Union (UFI), as gala will take place this coming Saturday [day 4], at 20:00 pm Figaro at the Teatro de Madrid. The group canary compete, along with four other candidates, to win the award for Best Jazz Album for his musical creation ‘Just Jazz’, under the seal of Mckenzie Muzik. This outline is sponsored musical de Canarias Crea, the Canary Islands Government program to promote and disseminate the Canarian culture abroad. 
Nina Simone wanted to address the stereotypes that marked the jazz during the ’50s and 60 which reflect both his personality and his style. The singer died on April 21 to 70 years in the city of Paris. “Jazz is a word white for black music” was the term coined by jazz diva.
Singer Corinne Bailey Rae has revealed that his upcoming album, The Sea, will be released on Feb. 1 in conjunction with their first single work, “I’d Do It All Again”.
Although his family was of Austrian origin, Fred Astaire was born and raised in America. Since very little was noted for his talent for dance. He learned to dance by following the example of his sister Adele would form the musical duo. At eleven debuts together in the theater and joined would last until Fred had sixteen. Together, they made numerous tours throughout the country and featured such hits as “Over the top”. In 1917, participating in both conquered Broadway musicals by George Gershwin (why collaterally came to jazz) and Jerome Kern. In 1932 he married his sister and partner Fred ran out of art but soon find the ideal partner would be in a good friend, Ginger Rogers. 
The tenor saxophonist, Iñaki Askunze born in San Sebastian in 1963. In 1970 he began his violin studies that will literally change the saxophone in 1980 (with a fellow conservatory). In 1988 he received a scholarship from Gobierno de Navarra for further studies abroad. He moved to the famous Berklee College of Music of Boston where he graduated with a degree of “Magna Cum Laude” in both interpretation and composition.