Duke Ellington

Duke Ellington — Photo: Spotify

About

Duke Ellington (1899–1974) was an American jazz pianist, composer, and bandleader, one of the most influential figures in the history of jazz. He led his orchestra for nearly fifty years and composed hundreds of pieces, including classics such as "Mood Indigo" and "Take the A Train". His work shaped the development of jazz and big band music throughout the 20th century.

Recent shows

Jun 27, 1981 Hampton Coliseum, Hampton (US)
Aug 17, 1969 Downing Stadium, New York (US)
Oct 23, 1968 The University of Vermont, Burlington (US)

😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.

Past · 2

Big Band Trumpets: Kings of Swing Tribute to Duke Ellington & more — Reduta Jazz Club, Prague

Wed 27.5. 19:00 Reduta Jazz Club, Prague

Big Band Trumpets: Kings of Swing Tribute to Duke Ellington & more

An evening of swing with Big Band Trumpets at Prague's Reduta Jazz Club, celebrating the music of Duke Ellington and other masters of the genre.

Timeless Legends: Celebrating the Legacy of Michael Jackson, AC Jobim, Herbie Hancock, and Duke Ellington — Reduta Jazz Club, Prague

Tue 19.5. 19:00 Reduta Jazz Club, Prague

Timeless Legends: Celebrating the Legacy of Michael Jackson, AC Jobim, Herbie Hancock, and Duke Ellington

A concert honouring the musical legends Michael Jackson, AC Jobim, Herbie Hancock, and Duke Ellington at Prague's Reduta Jazz Club.

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