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- Wellman Braud (* 25. Januar 1891 in St. James Parish, Louisiana; † 29. Oktober 1966 in Los Angeles) war ein US-amerikanischer Jazz-Bassist, vor allem bekannt als Mitglied der Band von Duke Ellington. (de)
- Wellman Braud (naskiĝis la 25-an de januaro 1891 je St. James Parish en Luiziano ; mortis la 29-an de oktobro 1966 en Los-Anĝeleso) estis usona basinstrumentisto de ĵazo. Li fariĝis kontata precipe kiel membro de la orkestro de Duke Ellington. (eo)
- Wellman Braud (St. James Parish, Luisiana, 25 de enero de 1891 - Los Ángeles, California, 29 de octubre de 1966) fue un contrabajista estadounidense de jazz tradicional y swing. (es)
- Wellman Braud était un contrebassiste américain de jazz né en Louisiane en 1891 et mort à Los Angeles en 1966. (fr)
- Wellman Braud (January 25, 1891 – October 29, 1966) was an American jazz upright bassist. His family sometimes spelled their last name "Breaux", pronounced "Bro". Born in St. James Parish, Louisiana, Braud settled in New Orleans, in his early teens. He was playing the violin and the upright bass and leading a trio in venues in the Storyville District before 1910. He moved to Chicago, Illinois in 1917. In 1923, he visited London with the Plantation Orchestra, in which he doubled on bass and trombone. Next, he moved to New York City, where he played with Wilber Sweatman's band before joining Duke Ellington. It has been observed by Branford Marsalis that Braud was the first to utilize the walking bass style, that has been a mainstay in modern jazz, as opposed to the 'two-beat' pattern the tuba plays in the New Orleans style. His vigorous melodic bass playing, alternately plucking, slapping, and bowing, was an important feature of the early Ellington Orchestra in the 1920s and 1930s. Braud's playing on Ellington's regular radio broadcasts and recordings helped popularize the slap style of string bass playing, as well as encouraging many dance bands of the time to switch from using a tuba to an upright bass. (Like many of his contemporary New Orleans bassists, Braud doubled on tuba, and he recorded on that instrument on some sides with Ellington). In 1936, Braud co-managed a short-lived Harlem club with Jimmie Noone, and recorded with the group Spirits of Rhythm from 1935 to 1937. He played with other New York bands including those of Kaiser Marshall, Hot Lips Page, and Sidney Bechet, and returned for a while to Ellington in 1944. In 1956, he joined the Kid Ory Band. In the late 1950s, he joined Barbara Dane's trio alongside pianist/cornetist Kenny Whitson, turning down opportunities to return to Duke Ellington's band or tour with Louis Armstrong. He is a distant relative of the Marsalis brothers on their mother's side. He died in Los Angeles, California, at the age of 76. Duke Ellington subsequently paid tribute to Braud, including the composition ‘Portrait of Wellman Braud’ on his 1970 album New Orleans Suite. (en)
- Wellman Braud (St. James Parish (Louisiana), 25 januari 1891 – Los Angeles (California), 29 oktober 1966) was een Amerikaans jazzbassist. Braud werd geboren in St. James Parish Louisiana en kwam in zijn vroege tienerjaren naar New Orleans. Hij speelde viool en contrabas en later trombone. In New York speelde hij in 's band waarna hij bij Duke Ellington ging spelen. Zijn stijl van bassen waarbij hij melodiespel, pizzicato en strijken afwisselde was een belangrijk aspect in de vroege 'Ellington Orchestra sound' in de jaren 20 en . Hij overleed op 75-jarige leeftijd in Los Angeles in de VS. (nl)
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- Wellman Braud (* 25. Januar 1891 in St. James Parish, Louisiana; † 29. Oktober 1966 in Los Angeles) war ein US-amerikanischer Jazz-Bassist, vor allem bekannt als Mitglied der Band von Duke Ellington. (de)
- Wellman Braud (naskiĝis la 25-an de januaro 1891 je St. James Parish en Luiziano ; mortis la 29-an de oktobro 1966 en Los-Anĝeleso) estis usona basinstrumentisto de ĵazo. Li fariĝis kontata precipe kiel membro de la orkestro de Duke Ellington. (eo)
- Wellman Braud (St. James Parish, Luisiana, 25 de enero de 1891 - Los Ángeles, California, 29 de octubre de 1966) fue un contrabajista estadounidense de jazz tradicional y swing. (es)
- Wellman Braud était un contrebassiste américain de jazz né en Louisiane en 1891 et mort à Los Angeles en 1966. (fr)
- Wellman Braud (St. James Parish (Louisiana), 25 januari 1891 – Los Angeles (California), 29 oktober 1966) was een Amerikaans jazzbassist. Braud werd geboren in St. James Parish Louisiana en kwam in zijn vroege tienerjaren naar New Orleans. Hij speelde viool en contrabas en later trombone. In New York speelde hij in 's band waarna hij bij Duke Ellington ging spelen. Zijn stijl van bassen waarbij hij melodiespel, pizzicato en strijken afwisselde was een belangrijk aspect in de vroege 'Ellington Orchestra sound' in de jaren 20 en . Hij overleed op 75-jarige leeftijd in Los Angeles in de VS. (nl)
- Wellman Braud (January 25, 1891 – October 29, 1966) was an American jazz upright bassist. His family sometimes spelled their last name "Breaux", pronounced "Bro". Born in St. James Parish, Louisiana, Braud settled in New Orleans, in his early teens. He was playing the violin and the upright bass and leading a trio in venues in the Storyville District before 1910. He moved to Chicago, Illinois in 1917. In 1923, he visited London with the Plantation Orchestra, in which he doubled on bass and trombone. Next, he moved to New York City, where he played with Wilber Sweatman's band before joining Duke Ellington. It has been observed by Branford Marsalis that Braud was the first to utilize the walking bass style, that has been a mainstay in modern jazz, as opposed to the 'two-beat' pattern the tub (en)
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