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Sometimes it is amazing how many people know nothing of music or other instrumental music rock, pop, R & B and hip-hop.

Jazz, in particular, appears to be relatively unimportant in many places, and most popular musical artists of jazz are dead. Here are 5 artists of jazz music that you listen, if you really need to learn about jazz:

1. Billie Holiday

Billie Holiday When we speak today (1915-1959), one can say he is one of the finest jazz composers and folk singer is a woman ultimately helped define the genre of jazz. Often described as “Lady Day” Billie Holiday is a singer, a very unique vocal style to sing pop and shows a style of jazz influences. Popular songs like Billie Holiday: Good Morning Heartache, Twilight Blues, God Bless The Child, Strange Fruit.

2. John Coltrane

There is no serious discussion of jazz can be no question of John Coltrane (1926-1967) are. had an impact on jazz music is undeniable. Coltrane was a prolific composer, conductor and jazz saxophonist who has recorded over 40 sessions as a leader of the band, and much more as a session saxophonist for other jazz musicians Thelonious Monk and Miles Davis.

Originally known as hard bop jazz and bebop, Coltrane was also recognized as a major precursor of free jazz.

3. Miles Davis

For jazz lovers, there is the idea that there is no jazz at all were it not for Miles Davis (1926-1991). For many, music is what jazz is. In fact, Miles Davis is often credited as one of jazz artists the most innovative and influential of all musical eras.

Davis was a trumpet player, composer, arranger and conductor, who opens the door to some of the most important jazz and hard bop, bebop, cool jazz, jazz fusion and helped.

4. Charlie Parker

Usually referred to as “Bird” or “Yardbird” by Charlie Parker (1920-1955) Jazz saxophonist and composer for his innovative approach to rhythm, melody and harmony known. Popular songs such as Charlie Parker: Billie’s Bounce, ornithology and anthropology.

5. Oscar Peterson

Although one can say that jazz is primarily an American art form, Oscar Peterson (1925-2007) was a composer and jazz pianist from Canada. the most popular works are: Oscar Peterson: Night Train, Cole Porter Songbook and Live At The Blue Note.