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Eric Dolphy was an American multi-instrumentalist whose 1964 Blue Note album Out to Lunch became a landmark of avant-garde jazz.
Rahsaan Roland Kirk was an American multi-instrumentalist famed for playing multiple horns at once and for the 1969 album Volunteered Slavery.
Yusef Lateef was an American saxophonist and flutist who expanded jazz with global instruments, winning a Grammy for Yusef Lateef's Little Symphony.
Sam Rivers was an American saxophonist, flutist, and composer, known for avant-garde jazz and his 1964 Blue Note debut Fuchsia Swing Song.
Hubert Laws is an American flutist from Houston who bridged jazz and classical music, recording The Rite of Spring for CTI Records in 1971.
Herbie Mann was an American jazz flutist who brought the flute into popular jazz settings and had a 1969 hit album with Memphis Underground.
Nicole Mitchell is an American flutist, composer, and bandleader from Chicago, noted for Afrofuturist works and leadership in the AACM.
This album represents the peak of Tull's concept-driven, theatrical rock. It features complex arrangements, John Anderson's distinctive flute work, and a dense, almost operatic narrative. While some find it overly academic, its sheer ambition and commitment to its mythological theme make it a vital...
Ludwig August Lebrun was a German composer and flautist of the Classical period. He was born in 1752 in Mannheim, Germany and died in 1831 in Paris, France. He was a student of Johann Stamitz and was a member of the Mannheim school. He was a prolific composer, writing over 200 works for flute, inclu...
