Freddie Hubbard
O Autorze
Freddie Hubbard was an influential American jazz trumpeter and composer, renowned for his virtuosic playing and innovative contributions to the jazz genre. He emerged as a significant figure in the 1960s, working with prominent artists such as Art Davis, Wayne Shorter, and McCoy Tyner. Hubbard's style combined elements of hard bop and avant-garde jazz, making him a versatile musician who could adapt to various musical settings. His ability to blend complex harmonies with expressive melodies set him apart as a leading voice in jazz.
Narodowość
Amerykański
Data Urodzenia
April 7, 1936
Miejsce Urodzenia
Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Data śmierci
December 29, 2008
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