Miles Davis

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There is a statue in Kielce, Poland, and a statue is planned for Alton, Illinois, where Davis was born.

miles Davis was 5'9 when he died

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Cicely Tyson did not have children with Miles Davis. Tyson was married to Davis from 1981 to 1989, but they did not have any children together. Tyson has one daughter, Joan Tyson, from her first marriage to Kenneth Franklin.

Miles Davis performed at numerous iconic venues throughout his career, including the Newport Jazz Festival, the Village Vanguard in New York City, and the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. He also played at the Fillmore East and the Fillmore West, which were significant spots during the 1960s and 70s. Additionally, he had memorable performances at concert halls like Carnegie Hall and the Hollywood Bowl. His collaborations often extended to various clubs and festivals worldwide, showcasing his innovative jazz styles.

Miles Davis appeared in the films "Elevator to the Gallows" (1958) and "Dingo" (1989). In "Elevator to the Gallows," he composed the score and made a cameo appearance, while in "Dingo," he played a supporting role alongside other notable actors. His contributions to film showcased his influence beyond music.

Miles Dewey Davis III was a modern jazz trumpetist from around 1945-1991 (beginning of college-death). He is known as one of the MOST IMPORTANT icons in jazz history due to his ingenius improvisations and inventions. For more information, go to www.milesdavis.com

Miles Davis was not known for adhering to a particular religious belief, including Christianity. He often expressed a more spiritual and philosophical outlook on life rather than a strict adherence to organized religion. His focus was primarily on music and personal expression, which transcended traditional religious boundaries. As a result, while he may have explored themes related to spirituality, he did not identify explicitly as a Christian.

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He was knighted by the knights of malta... thus Sir Miles Davis

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He wanted to merge rock and jazz.

Yes; He was a significant character to the Harlem Renaissance and when he performed, he performed with his back to the audience.

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The piece is in G major but has a flattened 7th note (a blue note). To play this scale you would go from G-G on the piano, only using white notes. This is the same as the Mixolydian Mode. This piece can be described as an example of modal jazz.

Miles Davis died on September 28, 1991 at the age of 65.

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Miles Davis died on September 28, 1991 from a stroke.