Miles Davis' music influenced the world of jazz. His 1959 album "Kind of Blue" was a revolutionary step towards today's music: "The album's influence has reached beyond jazz, as musicians of such genres as rock and classical have been influenced by it, while critics have written about it as one of the most influential albums of all time." from Wikipedia. He composed many famous songs such as "Milestones" and "So What".
"Miles Davis is regarded as one of the most innovative, influential and respected figures in the history of music. He has been described as 'one of the great innovators in jazz'." from Wikipedia.
Although many like Louis Armstrong thought of Davis as someone who breaks all of the jazz rules just to be weird, Miles' new ideas and revolutionary improvising solos set a new milestone in the history of jazz. He is one of the greatest trumpeters of all time.
yes,no,maybe so
the trumpet Miles Davis played the trumpet, flugelhorn, piano, synthesizer, and the organ. He was also a bandleader and composer, so if the band itself can be considered one large instrument then Davis was very skilled at playing it.
Nothing he sucks.
His music is so special because he was AA genius at writing and playing music.He wrote a piece at 8 yrs old.That is shocking to everybody because not a lot of people can write magnificent music at 8 yrs.
so what, boplicity, doxy, footprints, milestones, spanish key etc....
Did you mean "Who is Miles Davis?" If so, Miles Davis was a very influential presence during the 20th century in the world of music; particularly jazz music. He was a trumpeter, composer and bandleader. He and his music groups were influential in the development of many new sounds in jazz music including: bebop, cool jazz, hard bop, modal jazz and jazz fusion. Davis died in 1991.
so what
he was a famous person
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yes,no,maybe so
Easter is a religious celebration, so any "special" music would involve religious chants.
the trumpet Miles Davis played the trumpet, flugelhorn, piano, synthesizer, and the organ. He was also a bandleader and composer, so if the band itself can be considered one large instrument then Davis was very skilled at playing it.
Even though he had since passed away, he is still very widely known across the Jazz community for one of the biggest influences in Jazz music and improvisation, so I would say yes.
Nothing he sucks.
His music is so special because he was AA genius at writing and playing music.He wrote a piece at 8 yrs old.That is shocking to everybody because not a lot of people can write magnificent music at 8 yrs.
so what, boplicity, doxy, footprints, milestones, spanish key etc....
because its music month