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Snow, Valaida (c. 1903–1956)African-American singer, dancer, and musician, best known of the early female jazz horn players and called the "Queen of the Trumpet," who entertained audiences in North America, Europe and Asia from the '20s to the '50s. Name variations: Valaida Edwards. Pronunciation: Vah-LAY-da. Source for information on Snow, Valaida (c. 1903–1956): Women in World History: A ...
Valaida Snow caused a stir in the press when she married 19-year-old Nyas Berry, eight years her junior and member of the Berry Brothers dance trio, in the early 1930s. The dissolution of their marriage after less than three years is often attributed to the frequent public scrutiny of their relationship.
Valaida Snow (* 2.Juni 1904 als Valada Snow in Chattanooga, Tennessee; † 30. Mai 1956 in New York) war eine US-amerikanische Jazztrompeterin und Sängerin.Sie war eine der ersten Frauen, die den Jazz um den Erdball trugen und trat unter anderem mit Louis Armstrong auf, der sie einmal als den „zweitbesten“ Jazztrompeter der Welt, nach sich selbst, bezeichnete.
Valaida Snow, née le 2 juin 1904, à Chattanooga dans le Tennessee, morte le 30 mai 1956, à New York est une chanteuse et musicienne américaine de jazz, quelquefois surnommée « Little Louie ». Elle est réputée pour son tempérament, son swing et la puissance de son jeu à la trompette , bien que longtemps snobée par la presse blanche.
8 de jul. de 2021 · Valaida Snow (1905 - 1956) lived most of her life on stage and on the road. She was born to a traveling show business family, the eldest of four children, in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Her mother taught Valaida and her siblings to perform and Valaida showed great promise early on. By the age of 15, she was an accomplished multi-instrumentalist, singer, and dancer, and began to appear ...
25 de oct. de 2012 · Valaida Snow (1904 -- 1956) was a beautiful, gifted entertainer, singer, dancer, arranger, and jazz trumpeter. Valaida's exceptional talent, determination an...
Valaida Snow (1904-1956) was born into a show business family in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Her mother taught Valaida and her siblings to perform, and from a young age, Valaida showed great promise. Her sister Laveda, eight years her junior, was also a remarkable performer but Valaida outshone all the others.
