Significados de jazz orchestra em inglês

The Japanese-born, Christchurch-raised musician is touring the country with her jazz orchestra.

He swept his hand about the room and heard the juiced notes of a jazz orchestra.

Nat King Cole recommended he move to Los Angeles in 1943 to join Harlan Leonard's jazz orchestra.

As a drummer, Otis led his own jazz orchestra from 1945 to 1948.

In the evening we were invited to a concert on the seashore by what was called the Tiflis jazz orchestra.

A 50-piece jazz orchestra brings to life George Gershwin's famous tunes, Rhapsody in Blue, Summertime and The Man I Love.

It took place in Vienna, and while he was there he heard about a radio jazz orchestra that was being formed.

The jazz orchestra's pianist sat down on the bench as the singer stood attentively, waiting for a signal from Mrs. Cecil.

Near Jackson Street they came upon a bedraggled pavilion of dubious gayety which lured them downstairs with its ear-splitting jazz orchestra.

Hear performance highlights from the night, and witness musical director Godfrey De Grut make last-minute tweaks to a choir and jazz orchestra.

At this hour, the room was not half filled, and the jazz orchestra had withdrawn to prepare for a hard night's work.

All this through a haze of tobacco smoke and over the noise of a jazz orchestra and the chatter of a dozen similar conversations.

He was musical director on TV shows such as C'mon, produced many sessions, played in the Neophonic jazz orchestra, and in countless recording sessions.

In 1959, Dankworth and his jazz orchestra began touring the United States and they performed with Duke Ellington, who later became a close friend.

There are performance highlights on the night, and we witness musical director Godfrey De Grut make last-minute tweaks to a choir and jazz orchestra.

American trumpet player working with the New Zealand Youth Jazz Orchestra.