Lauren Alaina - Like My Mother Does

GILLESPI (Gillespie) John Burks (nicknamed - Dizzy, Dizzy) (b. 21 X 1917, Ciro, pc. South Carolina) - Amer. trumpeter virtuoso black. origin. In 1933-35 he studied music-theoretical. subjects at the Lorinberg Institute (pc. North Carolina). Since 1935 he worked in the jazz orchestras of Philadelphia and New York. G. at the beginning. 40s (along with saxophonist C. Parker and other Negro musicians) headed a new direction in jazz (“bop-bop”), characterized by a departure from dance and entertainment, a complication of melodic. lines, harmonious. language and the increasing role of a virtuoso performer. The principles of the practice of a jazz orchestra led by him (1946–50) are based on these principles; relied on a small improviser. ensemble, used a rich rhythm. ornamentation (first used Lat.-Amer. percussion). In 1945-46 he wrote a number of melodies that became the standard of the “b-bop” style.In 1963 he created the composition "Brother King" ("Brother King"), dedicated. Martin Luther King.