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| ====== Lady Be Good - Ella Fitzgerald ====== | <WRAP center round info 60%> |
| | //Serpent and the Fire// (pp. 549-550) |
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| Ella Fitzgerald (1917–1996), known as the "First Lady of Song," was a famous American jazz singer. She had a beautiful, clear voice and was especially good at scat singing, which is a way of singing using sounds and syllables instead of real words. She became well known in the 1930s when she sang with the Chick Webb Orchestra, and later became one of the most important voices in jazz look at [[https://www.ellafitzgerald.com/biography/#/|Ella Fitzgerald Biography]] . Her singing combined strong musical skill with real emotion and feeling. | Ella Fitzgerald (1917–1996), known as the "First Lady of Song," was a famous American jazz singer. She had a beautiful, clear voice and was especially good at scat singing, which is a way of singing using sounds and syllables instead of real words. She became well known in the 1930s when she sang with the Chick Webb Orchestra, and later became one of the most important voices in jazz look at [[https://www.ellafitzgerald.com/biography/#/|Ella Fitzgerald Biography]] . Her singing combined strong musical skill with real emotion and feeling. |
