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The Life and Legacy of Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong: Jazz Icon

Discover the incredible journey of Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong, one of the most influential jazz musicians in history. Born in August 1901 in New Orleans and passing away in July 1971, Armstrong's talent shone through despite a challenging upbringing. Known for his iconic trumpet playing and unforgettable songs like "What a Wonderful World" and "Hello Dolly," he transformed the music landscape. With guidance from mentor Joe "King" Oliver, Armstrong rose from humble beginnings to become a jazz legend whose legacy continues to inspire musicians today.

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The Life and Legacy of Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong: Jazz Icon

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  1. A Promise Production Presents

  2. Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong A famous Jazz musician By Arella Hill

  3. Louis Armstrong Born : August 1901, New Orleans Died : July 6, 1917 Corona, Queens Died from heart attack Known as “Pops”, and “Satchmo”

  4. Louis Armstrong Jazz, Dixieland, Swing, Traditional Pop Played Trumpet. Some S0ngs: “What a Wonderful World” “ Hello Dolly” “ Blueberry Hill” “ Dream a Little Dream of Me”

  5. Louis Armstrong Dropped out of school in 3rd grade Very poor Reform school after firing a gun Released at 14

  6. Louis Armstrong 1 sister, Beatrice Mother, Mayann Father abandoned family

  7. Louis Armstrong Bought an old, beat up trumpet Practiced and learned how to play the trumpet Talked to a band director to join them Became leader of the band

  8. Louis Armstrong Joe “King” Oliver liked Louis’s talent Joe became Louis’s mentor Louis ran errands in return for King’s kindness

  9. Louis Armstrong Became the greatest jazz musician Made many records such as “Negros Who Work On Broadway” and “52nd Street at Night”

  10. Promise Productions Creditswww.Wikipedia.orgwww.redhotjazz.comwww.npg.si.edu www.nytimes.comwww.stlyrics.com www.pbskids.org www.louisarmstrongfans.com www.media-2.web.britannica.com www.monroegallery.com www.sociologique.org www.kodiakschools.org www.youtube.com

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