- A reed (or lamella) is a thin
strip of
material that
vibrates to
produce a
sound on a
musical instrument. Most
woodwind instrument reeds are made from...
- Nielsen; 10
April 1906 – 4
April 1988) was a
Danish and
American jazz
reedist.
Ewans was born in Hørsholm,
Denmark in 1906. He pla****
initially as a...
-
German acoustic quartet which was
founded in 1996 by
guitarist Robert Wolf,
reedist Mulo Francel,
accordionist Andreas Hinterseher and b****ist D. D. Lowka...
- businessman, CEO of
Qantas Jimmy Strong (musician) (1906–1977),
American jazz
reedist James Stronge (disambiguation)
George Strong (footballer) (1916–1989),...
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Schnider (born 1973),
Swiss cyclist Daniel Schnyder (born 1961),
Swiss jazz
reedist and
composer Daniel Schneidermann (born 1958),
French journalist Daniel...
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October 24, 1907,
Meudon -
August 1972, Alicante, Spain) was a
French jazz
reedist.
Ekyan was the
leader of a jazz
ensemble at the club Le
Perroquet in Paris...
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Eskild Markussen (born
September 19, 1952, Frederikshavn) is a
Danish jazz
reedist, who
plays primarily tenor saxophone and b**** clarinet.
Markussen was a...
- (1906–1984),
American neurosurgeon Scoville Browne (1909–1994),
American jazz
reedist Scoville Jenkins (born 1986),
American tennis player Escoville, a village...
- New
History Warfare Vol. 2:
Judges is an
album by musician/multi-
reedist Colin Stetson. The
album was
released by
Constellation Records in 2011. The music...
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Sufana Allen (December 5, 1928 –
February 14, 2008) was an
American jazz
reedist, who
primarily pla****
baritone saxophone and b**** clarinet.
Allen was born...
