国立アメリカ歴史博物館のインスタグラム(amhistorymuseum) - 4月4日 02時21分

Dizzy Gillespie’s influence over jazz music will make you, well, dizzy. The trumpet player and band leader rose to fame during the swing era, but he went on to help found bebop and Afro-Cuban jazz.
He was a memorable figure on stage: he played on a signature bent trumpet and he could puff up his cheeks with significant amounts of air.
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Support of jazz programming at the museum is made possible by the LeRoy Neiman Foundation; The Argus Fund; the Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation, founding donor of the Jazz Appreciation Month endowment; David C. Frederick and Sophia Lynn; Goldman Sachs; and the John Hammond Performance Series Endowment Fund.
The painting Big Band was donated to the Museum by the LeRoy Neiman Foundation.

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