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List of jazz musicians

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A jazz musician is someone who plays or sings jazz music. Jazz musicians must be good improvisers and have a thorough knowledge of musical scales.

Contents
1 Some of the most famous jazz musicians
2 Noted jazz figures by period

2.1 Early jazz musicians
2.2 Middle period
2.3 Modern innovators

3 Noted jazz figures by instrument

3.1 Bass
3.2 Cello
3.3 Clarinet
3.4 Drums
3.5 Flute
3.6 Guitar
3.7 Piano
3.8 Saxophone
3.9 Trombone
3.10 Trumpet
3.11 Vibraphone
3.12 Violin
3.13 Vocal
3.14 Multi-instrumentalists
3.15 Organ

Some of the most famous jazz musicians

Noted jazz figures by period

Early jazz musicians

Middle period

Modern innovators

Noted jazz figures by instrument

Bass

See also: Jazz Bassists

Cello

  • Fred Katz , (born 1919)
  • Ernst Reijseger, (born 1954)
  • Erik Friedlander , (born 1960)
  • Mark Summer

Clarinet

See Jazz Clarinetists

Drums

See Jazz Drummers

Flute

Guitar

See Jazz Guitarists

Piano

See also: Jazz pianists

Saxophone

Trombone

See Jazz Trombonists

Trumpet

See also Jazz Trumpeters

Vibraphone

Violin

Vocal

Multi-instrumentalists

  • Sidney Bechet, (1897-1959), (clarinet, soprano sax, trumpet, bass, drums)
  • Jaki Byard (alto sax, piano)
  • Benny Carter, (1907-2003), (alto sax, trumpet)
  • Eric Dolphy, (1928-1964), (bass clarinet, clarinet, flute, alto sax)
  • Yusef Lateef (tenor sax, flute, oboe, many other woodwinds)
  • Mark Ledford
  • David Moss (vocals, drums, electronics)
  • Najee (saxophones, flute, keyboards, bass synthesizer)
  • Ray Nance (trumpet, violin)
  • Sun Ra, (died 1993)
  • Ira Sullivan (various reeds and brass)
  • John Surman (saxes, clarinets, piano, synthesizer)

Organ

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