November 21,1934 -Ella Fitzgerald won Amateur night at the Apollo Theatre and she discovers her amazing singing talent.
Don't know the day but in 1986 she discovered she was diagnosed with diabetes which is what caused her to put her voice to rest.
Ella had heart surgery they found out she had diabetes. Because of the disease it left her blind and she had both legs amputated.
Ella Fitzgerald all her life faced two major problems, one was the black problem and the second was her long and big battle verses diabetes that beat her and broke those legs and her eyes, but they never ever broke her spirit , or desire to fight and sing again.
Ella Fitzgerald and Lois Armsrong were the two most loved and popular singers of jazz at that time.
Ella Fitzgerald suffered greatly from diabetese, and even lost her eye and had her leg amputated.
Birth Name: Ella Jane Fitzgerald
Also Known As: First Lady Of Song, Lady Ella
Born: 25 April 1917 Newport News, Virginia, US
Origin: Yonkers, New York
Died: June 15 1996 Aged 79
Genres: Swing, Traditional Pop, Vocal Jazz
Occupations: Vocalist
Instruments: Piano, Vocals
Years Active: 1934-1993
Labels: Capitol, Decca, Pablo, Reprise, Verve
Website: WWW.EllaFitzgerald.Com
She went to public schools. She began singing at her local church Bethany African Methodist church. At fifteen her mother died and she was cared for by her aunt in Harlem.
She spent most of her child hood right outside of New York City in Yonkers.Her childhood was just like any young child's.
For a short while, after her boss, orchestra leader Chick Webb, died, Ella took over the leadership of his former band. That was the only time that she "had a jazz band". For the rest of here career, her live performance were supported by a rhythm trio.
No she didn't. She had diabtes, sh took meds for that.She died of diabetes.
I hope my answers helps you! :)
you don't need to know that. That is a personal question. If I were Destery, I wouldn't want random people to know any schools that I've been to. Also, I think he's been to schoolS, not a school.
She does not have one it is just Ella of Frell.
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Okay different person: Ness Cullen
But the next question is, why wouldn't she have a last name?
She's pretty smart wand funny and likes a guy In her math class other than SEXY!
ella Fitzgerald married to Benny Kornegay in 1941 ella Fitzgerald married to Ray Brown in 1947
She was committed to a mental institution, which burned and she died in the fire.
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None that I'm aware of. Like many singers of her day (Sinatra, Martin, Holiday, Clooney, Crosby) she sang from "The Great American Songbook" which comprises of songs written by the Gershwins, Johnny Mercer, Harold Arlen, Cole Porter, and more.
Actually, she is credited for writing quite a number of songs....her first big hit, a Grammy Award winning "A-Tisket, A-Tasket" was written by Ella and arranged by Al Feldman (aka Van Alexander).
Ella also has writing credits for
Shiny Stockings (lyrics)
Any Old Blues
Ella Hums the Blues
Chew, Chew, Chew (your bubblegum)
I Found My Yellow Basket
and
Rough Ridin' (lyrics)
hope that information helps.
Fran Morris Rosman
Archivist to the Fitzgerald Estate