Ella Jane Fitzgerald (April 25, 1917-June 15, 1996), nicknamed Lady Ella (First Lady of Song), an American singer, is recognized as one of the most important jazz singers in the 20th century, together with Billie Holiday and Sarah Vaughan.
With a voice spanning three octaves, she is famous for her pure timbre, almost perfect segmentation and intonation. Among them, her scat singing shows the talent of improvisation like trumpet sound. She is also widely regarded as one of the best performers of the song Great American Songbook.
Ella won 13 Grammy Awards and was awarded the National Medal of Art and the Presidential Medal of Freedom by former US Presidents Ronald Reagan and George ·H·W· Bush respectively.
Basic information of the case: March 3, 2023.
Case number: 2023-cv-01323
Brand: E.F. LICENSING, LLC
Law firm: tmelaw, p.c.
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As the most important female jazz musician in the 20th century, Ella Jane Fitzgerald plays an important role in the jazz world and is called “the first lady of jazz” by the world.
She won numerous awards in her life, including 13 Grammy Awards, Harry Lillis Crosby Lifetime Achievement Award and NEA fats waller Award. Even Duke Ellington, a legend in jazz, is a big fan, which shows that Ella has achieved a lot in jazz.
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