Sarah Vaughan

Sarah Vaughn, born on March 27, 1924, is very talented, and everyone knows this. That word was told, even those who have never been to church know how talented she is. That word circumvented the small Jimmy Scott of Jazz Singer's Newark. He recalled that Sarah Vaughan might become another gossip of Marian Anderson. As Sarah grew up and heard that her mother was singing in a church choir, he seemed to follow the mother's footsteps and participate in the church music life.

Sarah Lois Vaughan was born on 27th March 1924 in Newark, New Jersey. Outside their normal job - as carpenters and laundry staff - her parents are also musicians. Born in Newark, young Sarah Vaughan studied piano and organ, and her voice as a soloist at Zion Hill Baptist Church. The first step for Vaughan to become a professional singer is the talent competition to be held at Harlem's Apollo Theater where many legends of African American music are held. After daringly entering, she won the 1942 game by interpretation of "body and soul". She also attracted the attention of another singer, Billy Extainin who persuaded Earl Hynes to hire Vaughn to sing in his orchestra.

It is known as one of the most influential artists in the jazz world. Sarah Rowa Vaughan is an unforgettable legend. Sarah Vaughn was born in Newark, New Jersey on March 27, 1924, with carpenters and laundry workers Ashbury and Adaughn. Despite their profession, Sarah 's parents are musicians in their spare time. Sarah's music journey begins with love for parents' music. Sarah began learning the piano at the age of seven by the influence of her mother and began learning organs at the age of eight. Like most African Americans, Sarah's music is raised and can be raised in a black church. The Vaughn family participated in the Zion Hill Baptist Church, and Sarah is an organist in the Church. Sara's affection for music has become increasingly intense since he was listening to performances by Count Basiey and Erskine Hawkins. She later studied at the Eastern Music & Art High School in Newark, New Jersey (Website: Tribute ...)

Jazz artists and critics express Sarah Vaughn as an innovator of music and his voice reaches the highest level of jazz musicians. In Talking Jazz, singer Betty Carter says, "How Sarah Vaughan filmed these melodies and worked with them, she opened the door and used that melody to do whatever you want" Told. Until the death of her, Vaughn's voice became an outstanding model, encouraging vocal artists who have adventured beyond popular characters to advance into a world of higher music art.