61. Profile Of Duke Ellington Type of Compositions duke ellington recorded more than 2000 compositions, mainly jazz pieces. He is primarily known as a composer of instrumentals, http://musiced.about.com/od/blackhistorymonth/p/dukeellington.htm

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62. BBC - Music Profiles - Duke Ellington Discographies on BBC Music are supplied by MusicBrainz. If you spot any errors or omissions on this list you can edit duke ellington at MusicBrainz. http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/artist/zfw6/

@import '/includes/tbenh.css'; Home TV Radio Talk ... BBC Homepage Search for artists and albums Search help. Music Home Genre Blues/Soul/Reggae Classical Classic Pop/Rock Dance ... World Section News Listen Artists/Albums TV/Radio Listings ... Contact Us Like this page? Send it to a friend! ARTISTS Duke Ellington Biography Ellington called his style and sound "American music" rather than jazz, and liked to describe those who impressed him as "beyond category", including many of the musicians who served with his orchestra, some of whom were themselves considered among the giants of jazz and remained with Ellington's orchestra for decades. While many were noteworthy in their own right, it was Ellington that melded them into one of the most well-known orchestral units in the history of jazz. He often composed specifically for the style and skills of these individuals, such as "Jeep's Blues" for Johnny Hodges, "Concerto for Cootie" ("Do Nothing Till You Hear from Me") for Cootie Williams and "The Mooche" for Tricky Sam Nanton. He also recorded songs written by his bandsmen, such as Juan Tizol's "Caravan" and "Perdido" which brought the "Spanish Tinge" to big-band jazz. After 1941, he frequently collaborated with composer-arranger Billy Strayhorn, who he called his alter-ego. One of the twentieth century's best-known African American celebrities, Ellington recorded for many American record companies, and appeared in several films. Ellington and his orchestra toured the United States and Europe regularly before and after World War II. Ellington led his band from 1923 until his death in 1974. His son Mercer Ellington took over the band until his death in 1996. Today the band performs under the direction of Barry Lee Hall., Jr..

63. "Duke" Ellington ellington, duke (18991974) Jazz composer, bandleader, and pianist; one of the leading figures in Big Band jazz during the 1930s and 1940s. http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/sgo/texts/duke2.html

"Duke" Ellington Ellington, Duke (1899-1974) Jazz composer, bandleader, and pianist; one of the leading figures in Big Band jazz during the 1930s and 1940s. Return to Start

64. Breath Of Life » DUKE ELLINGTON / “Ballet Of The Flying Saucers” Although listed under duke ellington’s name, the suite was actually cocomposed in 1956 by duke ellington and Billy Strayhorn, which was in fact the norm http://www.kalamu.com/bol/2008/01/14/duke-ellington-“ballet-of-the-flying-s

DUKE ELLINGTON / “Ballet of the Flying Saucers” Source: A Drum Is A Woman (Columbia – 1956) 11 ballet of the flying saucers.mp3 (6.42 MB) A Drum Is A Woman is classic Duke Ellington. On May 8, 1957 A Drum Is A Woman was presented as Episode 18, Season 4 of the nationally televised U.S. Steel Hour series. The dance suite featured Carmen Delavallade as Madam Zajj, the personification of jazz. Consider the context: no Malcolm, no King on the scene yet; three years after Brown vs. The Board of Education, seven years before the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The only black a person usually saw on television was when you turned the set off. So here comes supremely confident, hip, urbane, witty Duke Ellington and his Orchestra composing what is essentially a combination ballet, opera, historical panorama that wildly conflates jazz into the trope of a woman who is also a drum, muse and heartbeat, sex and creation. Duke was different from the conventions of his and our time. Duke had deep insights into the origins and artistic importance of his culture, thus his understanding of the conjoined nature of dance and jazz. No one else before or since has even attempted so successful an artistic piece that combines dance, music, lyrics and narration to present a popular history of jazz. A Drum Is A Woman Featured vocalists are Margaret Tynes, Joya Sherrill, and Ozzie Bailey. Featured instrumentalists are Clark Terry on trumpet, Sam Woodyard on drums, Jimmy Hamilton on clarinet, Johnny Hodges on alto, Paul Gonsalves on tenor, Ray Nance on violin and Candido on percussion.

65. Today In History: April 29 duke ellington is seen here reflected in his dressing room mirror in a picture Edward Kennedy duke ellington, often said to be America s greatest http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/today/apr29.html

@import url(../css/am15_global_ss.css); @import url(ss/tih1_ss.css); Search all collections Today in History The Library of Congress American Memory Home Today in History Today in History: April 29 sources archives yesterday Duke Ellington Portrait of Duke Ellington William P. Gottlieb, photographer, New York, New York, circa September 1946. Golden Age of Jazz Duke Ellington is seen here reflected in his dressing room mirror in a picture taken by William Gottlieb for an article in the September 23, 1946 issue of Down Beat magazine. The caption "Let's not pout, gentlemen. It makes bad notes." Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington, often said to be America's greatest composer, bandleader, and recording artist, was born on April 29 , 1899 in Washington, D.C. Titled "Duke" as a youngster, Ellington turned down a visual arts scholarship to focus his life on music. With a background in classical, popular, ragtime, and stride music, Ellington emerged as arguably the greatest single talent in the history of jazz. Portrait of James Price Johnson , New York, New York(?), William P. Gottlieb, photographer, circa May 1946.

66. Duke Ellington Recommended Collections There are an amazing number of bad ellington collections in print. But, there are also a couple of very good, comprehensive collections available. http://www.sheetmusic1.com/recommended.ellington.html

Sheet Music Online http://www.sheetmusic1.com Secure Server https://ssl.sheetmusic1.com All other site and info links at bottom of page - Online since 1995 - [*Search*] Recommended Arrangements Database search Home ... Gift Certificates Duke Ellington Recommended Titles Duke Ellington: 100th Anniversary Collection - Piano/Vocal Duke Ellington: Rediscovered - Piano Solo Duke Ellington 100th Anniversary Collection Piano/Vocal SORRY, OUT OF PRINT Warner Bros. print music division no longer exists, it was bought out by the publisher Alfred. Many of the great Warner Bros. titles have now been left behind, as Alfred is not reissuing publications of many of the past, great Warner publications. Contents: air conditioned jungle alabamy home all too soon azure birmingham breakdown black and tan fantasy black butterfly bli-blip bojangles boy meets horn c jam blues caravan chelsea bridge clothed woman come sunday cottontail day dream do nothin' till you hear from me doin' the crazy walk don't get around much anymore drop me off in harlem dukes place dusk echoes of harlem everything but you tempo five o'clock drag half the fun harlem airshaft hit me with a hot note and watch me bounce i got it bad i let a song go out of my heart i never felt this way before i'm beginning to see the light i'm just a lucky so and so i'm riding on the moon (and dancing on the stars) i'm so in love with you imagine my frustration in a mellow tone in a sentimental mood isfahan it don't mean a thing just squeeze me ko-ko lady in blue lost in meditation love you madly lush life

67. Sophisticated Gentleman (Imagination): American Treasures Of The Library Of Cong He captured this image of duke ellington s charismatic presence after a performance at New York s Paramount Theater in the late 1940s. http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/treasures/tri010.html

Home Overview Treasure Talks Learn More About It ... Credits Exhibition Sections: Top Treasures Memory Reason Imagination Sophisticated Gentleman William P. Gottlieb (b. 1917) [Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington] Gelatin silver print, ca. 1947 During the late 1930s The Washington Post was hesitant to pay staff photographers for the late-night hours required to accompany the paper's novice music columnist William Gottlieb on his postshow interviews with jazz musicians at various Washington, D.C., nightclubs. So Gottlieb, inspired by the new photojournalism of Life magazine, learned to take his own photographs. He covered the jazz and blues scene first for The Washington Post and later for Down Beat. He captured this image of Duke Ellington's charismatic presence after a performance at New York's Paramount Theater in the late 1940s. Ellingtonhis reflection caught in a dressing room mirrorlooks fully the part of an American musical giant: debonair and handsome. Creator of such distinctive yet iconic classics as "Mood Indigo," "Sophisticated Lady," and "Satin Doll," Ellington considered his music as both personal expression and a continuation and reaffirmation of the African-American musical heritage. The Gottlieb Photographic Collection contains approximately fifteen hundred images of eminent jazz musicians including Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, and Thelonious Monk, and was purchased with funds from a bequest of Ira and Leonore Gershwin for use by the Music Division.

68. Duke Ellington At PeanutsJazz.com Details of Jazz artist duke ellington, including biographical details, discography, etc. http://www.peanutsjazz.com/artists/Duke-Ellington.html

home bookmark this page advanced search artist search: Duke Ellington's Top 10 Records Piano in the Foreground The Duke Ellington Orchestra Solos, Duets and Trios Duke Ellington The Centenary Collection Duke Ellington Black, Brown and Beige Duke Ellington Far East Suite Duke Ellington Piano in the Background The Duke Ellington Orchestra The Complete Sessions Louis Armstrong Duke Ellington Duke Ellington and John Coltrane Duke Ellington with John Coltrane Money Jungle Duke Ellington Such Sweet Thunder Duke Ellington Duke Ellington Name: Duke Ellington Nee: Edward Kennedy Ellington Born: 29 Apr 1899 Died: 24 May 1974 Origin: Washington, D.C., United States Instruments: Piano Duke Ellington was an American jazz composer, pianist and bandleader. He was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1969 and in 1973, the Legion of Honor by France. Both are the highest civilian honors of each country. He was known as 'The Duke' Duke Ellington was a major force in jazz from the 1920's through the 1960's and his work continues to be influential today. He is considered by many to be the greatest American composer more...

69. Duke Ellington Bibliography Humphrey Lyttelton duke ellington, in Humphrey Lyttelton The Best of Jazz. Basin Street to Harlem. Jazz Masters and Masterpieces 19171930, http://jazzinstitut.de/Jazzindex/index-ellington-80s.htm

Duke Ellington The following bibliographical information relates to periodicals and books present in the archive of the Jazz-Institut Darmstadt. Our extensive periodical collection comprises 1.000 periodicals, more than 60.000 single issues. About 50% of the collection have been indexed. Following the more recent entries you'll find abbreviations which will give you a clue about the nature in the respective articles. The abbreviations are: (A) = analytical remarks (B) = extensive book review (BT) = blindfold test (C) = concert review (D) = discography (F) = feature article (I) = interview ("I") = article written by the respective musician himself (N) = very short news item (O) = obituary (R) = extensive record review (T) = transcription [vert.file] = xerox copy archived at Jazzinstitut Darmstadt

70. Jazz Icons: Duke Ellington DVD Jazz Icons duke ellington features the earliestknown filmed full-length concert by one of the 20th Century s greatest songwriters and bandleaders. http://www.jazzicons.com/ji2_ellington.html

Jazz Icons: Duke Ellington features the earliest-known filmed full-length concert by one of the 20th Century's greatest songwriters and bandleaders. Filmed at Amsterdam's famed Concertgebouw, this 80-minute concert features the 16-piece Duke Ellington Orchestra two years after their stunning performance at the 1956 Newport Jazz Festival,which Duke considered his second birth. This epic performance includes legendary players Clark Terry, Johnny Hodges, Harry Carney, Paul Gonsalves, Quentin Jackson and Ray Nance performing some of the most beloved American music ever written. Reeds: Johnny Hodges (Alto Sax Russell Procope (Alto Sax, Clarinet) Paul Gonsalves (Tenor Sax) Jimmy Hamilton (Tenor Sax, Clarinet) Harry Carney (Baritone Sax, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet) Trumpets: Cat Anderson Ray Nance (Trumpet, Violin, Vocal) Clark Terry Trombones: Quentin Jackson John Sanders (Valve Trombone) Britt Woodman Rhythm section: Duke Ellington (Piano) Jimmy Woode (Bass) Sam Woodyard (Drums) Ozzie Bailey (Vocal) Black And Tan Fantasy Creole Love Call The Mooch Harlem Air Shaft My Funny Valentine Mr. Gentle And Mr. Cool

71. Ellington On The Web - "I Ain't Got Nothin' But The Links" Comprehensive duke ellington website by Robb Holmes this too was one of my first . There is a brief mention here of Adelaide Hall and duke ellington, http://ellingtonweb.ca/

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72. TheACC.com - The Official Athletic Site Of The Atlantic Coast Conference GREENSBORO, N.C. North Carolina s Wayne ellington was named ACC Player of the Week and duke s Kyle Singler was selected as ACC Rookie of the Week. http://www.theacc.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/010708aag.html

Boston College Clemson Duke Florida State ... Video Vault setNav("leftnav",["4A6E92","003366"],["ffcc00","cc0000"],["999999","999999"]) North Carolina's Ellington, Duke's Singler Earn Weekly ACC Basketball Honors Ellington earned a unanimous selection after averaging 26.5 points per game last week. Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article ACC Rookie of the Week Kyle Singler Men's Basketball Home HEADLINES Men's Basketball ACCtion: Thursday, January 24 Bill Hass on the ACC: Heart-to-Heart Helps Maryland's Gist Focus, Elevate Game Duke's Krzyzewski Honored As USA Basketball's 2007 Co-National Coaches Of The Year RELATED LINKS Follow all of the college basketball action at CollegeSports.com Email this to a friend Jan. 7, 2008 GREENSBORO, N.C. - North Carolina's Wayne Ellington was named ACC Player of the Week and Duke's Kyle Singler was selected as ACC Rookie of the Week. A unanimous selection as the player of the week, Ellington scored an ACC-high 36 points, including the game-winning three-pointer with 0.4 seconds to play, in the Tar Heel's 90-88 overtime win at Clemson Sunday night. On the week, the Wynnewood, Pa., sophomore averaged 26.5 points in two wins on 19-of-30 shooting from the floor, 6-for-11 from three-point range and 9-of-11 from the free throw line. Ellington's 36 points was a career high and the most by a Tar Heel since Tyler Hansbrough scored 40 points two years ago. In earning the rookie award for the third time this season, Singler had 14 points and eight rebounds in Duke's 81-67 win over Cornell on Sunday. The Medford, Ore., native also added four assists, one block and one steal in the contest. He was 5-of-12 from the field and 4-of-6 from the foul line as Duke posted its 58th straight non-conference home victory.

73. ELLINGTON, Duke : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia Of Popular Music They were first called duke ellington and His Famous Orchestra at a record date for Brunswick 20 January 1931, which included Creole Rhapsody , http://www.musicweb-international.com/encyclopaedia/e/E27.HTM

MusicWeb is not a subscription site and it is these advertisers that pay for it. Please visit their sites regularly to see if anything might interest you. Purchasing from them keeps MusicWeb free. Founder Len Mullenger This page may not be reproduced without permission ELLINGTON, Duke b Edward Kennedy Ellington, 29 April 1899, Washington DC; d 24 May 1974, NYC) Pianist, bandleader, arranger, composer; one of the greatest musicians in American history because he was all of these at once. His father was a butler at the White House and a blueprint maker for the US Navy; he acquired his nickname as a teenager from his elegant dress and demeanour. His piano teacher was Miss Clinkscales; later in NYC he had harmony lessons in back seats of taxis from Will Vodery and Will Marion Cook, and tips from Willie 'The Lion' Smith, but he was largely self-taught. He won an NAACP poster-design contest, was offered an art scholarship but left high school to start a sign-painting business, and found that piano playing attracted the girls: asked to paint a poster for a dance he would ask, 'What band have you got?' He went to New York in March 1923 but found no work; he returned that fall with the Washingtonians, led by Elmer Snowden, including Arthur Whetsol, trumpet (

74. Howard University Libraries - Duke Ellington: A Centennial Tribute During his lifetime, duke ellington was widely regarded as an ambassador of American music and culture. This unique status was attributed to his combined http://www.founders.howard.edu/ellington/default.htm

Biographical Sketch Artifacts, Memorabilia, Manuscripts Biographical Overviews: The Man and His Family The Musician and the Music ... Books and Articles: Biographical and critical works A Centennial Tribute to Duke Ellington Photos: © Howard University. The Founders Library, Channing Pollock Theatre Collection. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH During his lifetime, Duke Ellington was widely regarded as an ambassador of American music and culture. This unique status was attributed to his combined talents of orchestration and band leading, coupled with his charismatic personality and magnanimous presence. Undeniably one of the most important composers in the history of jazz, with an estimated two thousand compositions, arrangements, and collaborations to his credit, Ellington's career greatly influenced the rise of the jazz band. As an inspired coach and kind-hearted leader, Ellington willingly showcased his musicians and enabled them, in turn, to make a strong impact on jazz styles for their particular instruments. This is borne out by Hodges' approach to alto saxophone ballad interpretation, Blanton's method of horn like solo lines played pizzicato on bass, and Ben Webster's tenor saxophone approach. Ellington's piano style influenced Thelonious Monk, a leading modern jazz composer-pianist, while Ellington's arranging concepts were assimilated by Gil Evans, Thad Jones, George Russell, Clare Fischer, Charles Mingus, Sun Ra, and other significant modern composers. Although Ellington's forte was jazz and his big-band pieces were best known, he also wrote for the Broadway stage, ballets, operas, films and church services. The latter works were scored for symphony orchestra, choruses, and dancers.

75. Jazzscript.co.uk - DUKE ELLINGTON : LIFELINE ellington travels to New York with Greer and starts to make his way in the music world. By 1924 duke ellington and His Washingtonians is established, http://www.jazzscript.co.uk/life/ellingtonlife.htm

J A Z Z S C R I P T home timelines CD search book search ... contact us D UKE E LLINGTON pianist, band leader L IFELINE back to previous page STYLE If any one artist can be said to represent jazz in the twentieth century, Ellington makes the strongest claim , having made telling (and popular) contributions in every era from the beginnings of popular jazz through the popular craze for swing music. His background was that of ragtime, and his first inclination would have been, like Fletcher Henderson to rival the popular white dance bands of his youth; but to that he quickly added the black jazz sounds of two early band members, Bubber Miley (trumpet) and Trick San Nanton (trombome), with their use of voice-like effects in their playing: Black and Tan Fantasy is an early essay in this assembled collage of styles. Like all the early jazz musicians, Ellington 'learnt on the hoof', and he had, in the shape of his own band, the perfect vehicle for it. Ellington took in all influences as a composer - popular songs, the blues, ballads, instrumental pieces, and his tally of over 2000 known compositions is testimony to his receptive ear and fertile imagination. Perhaps the most striking feature of both his band leading and compositional style, was his reliance on his soloists

76. Smithsonian Jazz In the audio clips you will hear some of the music duke ellington wrote that made The best records of duke ellington can be listened to again and again http://www.smithsonianjazz.org/class/ellington/de_match.asp

Artist Title Advanced Search Jazz Class Home Groovin' to Jazz (ages 8-13) Groovin' to Jazz (ages 12-15) Duke Ellington Ella Fitzgerald Louis Armstrong Benny Carter What Is Jazz ... Teacher Lesson Plan Duke's Match Game Before beginning the Matching Game Activity, print out the answer chart. You will need a pencil to fill in the chart. The three columns below contain six paragraphs, six photographs, and six audio clips, all scrambled. In the audio clips you will hear some of the music Duke Ellington wrote that made him famous. The paragraphs give you information about the music and its importance in the story of his life and career. Study the photographs and listen to the audio clips to determine which photograph and audio clip match each paragraph. Fill in the chart with your answers. Print out the Match Game worksheet Photo A click to enlarge Photo B click to enlarge Photo C click to enlarge Photo D click to enlarge Photo E click to enlarge Photo F click to enlarge Paragraph 1 "My mother would say, 'Edward, you are blessed.' Do I believe that I am blessed? Of course I do! My mother told me so, many times, and when she did it was always quietly, confidently." Duke Ellington Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington was born in Washington, D.C., April 29, 1899. He was nicknamed "Duke" by a junior high school friend because of the stylish way in which he dressed and the proud way he carried himself. His parents encouraged him to take piano lessons when he was seven years old, and his parents took him to two church services every Sunday. He had a younger sister and grandparents whom he also loved and respected, and developed strong family values. Duke Ellington grew up proud of his African American heritage, which he expressed in much of the music he would write later on, and in the song

77. Biographies Of The Ray Eberle Orch , Gus C. Edwards And The Terrace Garden Orch. While still in his early 20s, he wrote several compositions for the duke ellington orchestra, the most famous of which was Things Ain t What They Used to http://nfo.net/usa/e1.html

NFO.NET BIG BANDS DATABASE PLUS A W rld of Information! U.S.A. Google Search NFO Search Web Tip: Multiple words inside quotes. DATABASES ARCHIVES RESOURCES INSTRUCTION ... CONTACT US American Band's Alphabetical Index A B C D ... Z [ Ray Eberle Orch ] b. Jan. 19, 1919, Hoosick Falls, NY, USA. d: Aug. 25, 1979, Douglasville, GA, USA. Theme Song: "Serenade in Blue" In 1938 Glenn Miller asked Jimmy Dorsey for advice in forming a big band. Dorsey noted that one of the key elements was a solid singer, such as his top male vocalist, Bob Eberly. Miller asked if Dorsey knew of any singers that might want to take a job with his up coming band. Joining the discussion, Bob recommended his younger brother, Ray [ Sidenote from Stephen Eberle: ] "Brothers Ray and Bob Eberle were born with the name Eberle; ending with an 'e'. Bob changed his name early on in his career. He was opening for a Milton Berle show and the announcer kept pronouncing his name wrongly. Rather than having to correct people all the time, Bob changed his name to Eberly to avoid further confusion. Ray Eberle kept his given birthname throughout his lifetime." Ray had no formal training in music, nor any professional experience, however Miller hired him. In hopes of stepping out of his brother shadow, Ray changed the spelling of his last name to Eberle. Miller helped coach Ray and featured him on many of the band's Chesterfield cigarette's radio broadcasts. His handsome looks and dedication to the Miller songbook became a perfect fit with the bands style. His songs sold millions, including "At Last" and "Moonlight Cocktails."

78. Albums By Duke Ellington - Rate Your Music duke ellington and his orchestra (I giganti del Jazz, 12), 1, rate .. The Immortal duke ellington (with His Alltime Great Orchestra of 1943) (Vol 1 of 3 http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/duke_ellington

79. Duke Ellington Albums And Songs - MP3.com duke ellington MP3 Downloads MP3.com offers legal duke ellington music downloads as well as all of your favorite duke ellington music videos. http://www.mp3.com/artist/duke-ellington/songs/

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80. Duke Ellington Windows Media Player Jukebox Page The duke ellington Windows Media Player Jukebox Page features more than 30 songs. Each song can be played individually or heard on a Windows Media Player http://www.tuxjunction.net/56kjukepages/bellington.htm

Duke Ellington Collectors Corner Amazon Store Your favorite media player will play all of the songs on this page. If you wish to hear a particular song, left-click any song title . Your default Internet media player should open in a new window and play the song. To hear another song, leave your media player open, click on the tab in the Taskbar for your Jukebox page, then left-click another song title Play as many songs as you wish! To listen to another bandleader's music, click on his name in the Jukebox Menu on the left. We recommend using Windows Media Player, which comes installed on many new computers. You may get one for free by clicking on this image: Click here to learn more about media players Duke Ellington CDs Duke Ellington and Count Basie Duke Ellington and Count Basie SEGUE IN C Duke Ellington and Count Basie WARM VALLEY Duke Ellington MOOD INDIGO Duke Ellington with Yvonne Lanauze C JAM BLUES Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra CONCERTO FOR COOTIE Duke Ellington with Cootie Williams COTTON TAIL Duke Ellington

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