Ella Fitzgerald was an American singer, songwriter, and composer, known as the 'First Lady of Song' and a key figure in jazz music.
Overview
Rise To Fame
Personal Life
Awards And Honors
Career Beginnings
Early Life And Background
Legacy And Impact On Jazz
Musical Style And Influence
Influence On Future Generations
Cultural And Social Contributions
Collaborations And Notable Recordings
Duke Ellington
Becoming
Newport
Divorce
Singing
Apollo
People
Future
Singer
Woman
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๐ค Ella Fitzgerald was born on April 25, 1917, in Newport News, Virginia.
๐ถ She is often called the 'First Lady of Song' and the 'Queen of Jazz'.
๐ Ella sang for over 60 years, creating many beloved songs.
๐ช At age 15, she won a talent show that changed her life.
๐ She got her big break singing at the Apollo Theater in Harlem in 1934.
โ๏ธ One of her most famous songs is 'Summertime'.
๐ท Ella was a pioneer in jazz music, introducing new styles like scatting.
๐ She won 14 Grammy Awards and was the first African American woman to do so.
โค๏ธ Ella Fitzgerald was deeply involved in civil rights, advocating for kindness and fairness.
๐ She inspired many modern musicians, including Beyoncรฉ and Harry Connick Jr.
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