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Newsletter 17: The Legendary Duke Ellington

Dear Jazz Enthusiasts and History Buffs,

This month, we dove into the melody-laden world of Duke Ellington, whose influence on jazz and music remains unparalleled. Through his innovative compositions and charismatic bandleading, Ellington defined a genre and became a pivotal figure in the Harlem Renaissance, weaving the tapestry of African American culture and history with every note he played.

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To our ongoing members, your continued engagement and enthusiasm make this community thrive. Thank you for being part of our exploration into the vibrant world of jazz and history.

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We hope you learned something from this edition and took a moment to read the full article. If not, dive into the rhythm of history with us as we pay homage to Duke Ellington in this month’s full article (Opens in a new window). Let's keep his legacy alive, one note at a time.

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