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What type of music did Louis Armstrong play?
Asked by nargis bhambi,
11 Oct '08 01:05 am
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Louis Armstrong was famous for Juzz music. As a musician he started his career playing cornet and later on his interest was more concentrated in singing. He was a versatile artist in the World of Music
Answered by Arijit, 16 Oct '08 01:16 am
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Louis Armstrong was primarily a jazz musician who played cornet and trumpet. He is credited with having an influence on music that reached far beyond jazz. Armstrong helped create new elements in jazz music, such as the trumpet solo and creating personal, expressive musical themes. Elements of jazz, opera, and blues among others can be found in his many performances both instrumental and vocal.
Armstrong was also a great jazz singer, collaborating with greats such as Billie Holiday, Duke Ellington, and Bessie Smith. And while scat-style singing had been around for a while, it was Louis Armstrong that mastered it and recorded it successfully.
Answered by Jack Johnson, 12 Oct '08 05:24 pm
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'Satchmo' is widely recognized as a founding Father of Jazz "Oh Yeah...."
Answered by Janis, 11 Oct '08 04:06 am
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Jazz, and I am happy that some anwer givers know that, congratulations.
Answered by Wolverine Logan, 11 Oct '08 01:08 am
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* Louis Armstrong was primarily a jazz musician who played cornet and trumpet
Answered by miss, 11 Oct '08 01:07 am
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Louis Armstrong was primarily a jazz musician who played cornet and trumpet. He is credited with having an influence on music that reached far beyond jazz. Armstrong helped create new elements in jazz music, such as the trumpet solo and creating personal, expressive musical themes. Elements of jazz, opera, and blues among others can be found in his many performances both instrumental and vocal.
Armstrong was also a great jazz singer, collaborating with greats such as Billie Holiday, Duke Ellington, and Bessie Smith. And while scat-style singing had been around for a while, it was Louis Armstrong that mastered it and recorded it successfully.
Louis Armstrong was one of the most popular jazz singers of the 20th century. he started his career as a cornet player and then later began his career as a singer.
Answered by Pardeep kapoor, 11 Oct '08 01:06 am
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