presented to Duke Ellington National Museum of American History Duke Ellington Orchestra Bandstand Case National Museum of African American History and Culture Transit pass for St. Louis Public ...

Stars out in force to honor the musical pioneer and his legacy of compositions which are etched into the soul of America.

Duke Ellington His Orchestra plus Sarah Vaughan Her Trio live in Berlin Featuring Duke Ellington piano Sarah Vaughan vocals Harold Ashby saxophone Harry Carney saxophone Paul Gonsalves saxophone ...

Still, it became synonymous with the Duke Ellington Orchestra. This song served as the band’s signature tune and an ode to the New York City subway line that led to Harlem, the heart of Black ...

Attendees at the organization’s gala, which celebrated Duke Ellington’s 125th birthday, shared what they listen to.

I 'live' my music ... about his success--he maintains that good publicity is the Duke Ellington likes Boston, as do other visiting orchestra leaders. "You know," he remarked, "Boston is really ...

Ellington recorded “Black and Tan Fantasy” several times in 1927 with a small orchestra, showing off the ensemble’s tightly honed, potently expressive sound. Moran converted it into a solo, which he ...