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Rudolph Cornelius Wiedoeft (January 3, 1893 –
February 18, 1940) was an
American saxophonist whose compositions and
solos on
recordings helped po****rize...
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Herbert Arthur Wiedoeft (22
November 1886 – 12 May 1928) was a German-American band
leader in
California in the 1920s.
Wiedoeft was born in
Germany and...
- enjo**** po****rity in the
early 1900s,
perhaps most
prominently used by Rudy
Wiedoeft and
Frankie Trumbauer, but is now uncommon. A C
melody saxophone is larger...
- Burr,
Albert Campbell,
Frank Croxton, John Meyer,
Monroe Silver, and Rudy
Wiedoeft gathered to
record "A
Miniature Concert".
Several takes were
recorded by...
- The po****rity of the
saxophone and an
unexpected reply from his idol
Wiedoeft prompted Vallée to
perfect his technique. He paid
Columbia Records to make...
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later that year by
Frank Westphal & His
Regal Novelty Orchestra, and Herb
Wiedoeft and his band
recorded the song in 1924. Also in 1924, the
first version...
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later that year by
Frank Westphal & His
Regal Novelty Orchestra, and Herb
Wiedoeft and his band
recorded the song in 1924. Also in 1924, the
first version...
- 3392 When The
Lights Are Low
Helen Clark 3393
Valse Llewellyn Rudy
Wiedoeft Rudy
Wiedoeft 3394 Is It
Nothing To You?
Betsy Shepherd 3395
Ballet Egyptian,...
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dance bands introduced much of the
American public to the saxophone. Rudy
Wiedoeft became the best
known individual saxophone stylist and
virtuoso during...
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delicate chamber works.[citation needed] Some
brands of rosin, such as
Wiedoeft or Pop's
double b**** rosin, are
softer and more
prone to
melting in hot...
