Ella Fitzgerald: Queen of the Swerve

Part 1: Set important stages: The importance of Wondrich's "turning" in a successful musical is hot and cool. David Wondrich distinguishes between "hot" and "cool" by introducing two concepts called "drive" and "turn". According to Mr. Wondrich, this drive is "quality to provide the power of music, that is ... I want to move your body with music ..." and is captured in the following explanation. Billie Holiday started drinking notes, hurriedly walking away from the melody to catch it, she is working on swirling.

On February 13, 1960, Ella Fitzgerald stood on the West Berlin stage close to the first-class performances. On a whim, she decided to sing a popular song "Mack the Knife", but she never did. The first chorus was scheduled, and ... she was blank and completely forgotten the lyrics of the next poem. What did you do in her case - Kill, suddenly end the song, or just repeat the first chorus? It is not a legendary Ayla Fitzgerald. Instead, she began improvisation:

Ella Fitzgerald: American jazz singer Fitzgerald born in 1917 was awarded the title of "song first lady". Fitzgerald is also known as Jazz Queen and has won 13 Grammy Awards for her vocal performance throughout her life. In the music world, Fitzgerald is known for 4 octave vocal music and is a singer. In addition, Fitzgerald can play various kinds of music including swing and pop. Like many black artists of the time, Fitzgerald performed at the Apollo Theater in New York.

In 1956, when Granz signed a contract with Verve Records and Ella Fitzgerald, the main project with his first singer was that Ella Fitzgerald sang The Cole Porter Songbook. The combination of Ella and Porter is attractive, Ella's three octaves will soarly rise, whether it's fast or bass. Fitzgerald recorded this album and other albums of the Hollywood Capitol Studios' s Songbook series. Ell keeps recording eight songbook albums, all of them helping to create what they think of contemporary albums. According to Grants, the process is simple: "I came up with 50 songs for Ella, we sit down and cut it down to 20 songs, some of which is to explore composers."

Callaway, Die Dee Bridgewater, Patty Austin recorded albums and paid tribute to Fitzgerald. Callaway's album "To Ella with Love" (1996) features 14 popular jazz standards by Fitzgerald, including trumpeter Wynton Marsalis. Bridgewater 's album Dear Ella (1997) talks a lot about musicians closely related to Fitzgerald' s career, such as pianist Lou Levy, trumpeter Benny Powell, Fitzgerald 's second. Husband, Ray Brown of double bassist. Bridgewater's next album "Live in Yoshi's" on April 25, 1998 was recorded live on Fitzgerald's 81st birthday.