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Dennis Sandole (29 September 1913 — 30 September 2000) born Dionigi Sandoli, was an American jazz guitarist, composer, and music educator from Philadelphia. He was John Coltrane's mentor from 1946 until the early 1950s, introducing him to music theory beyond chords and scales and exposing him to the music of other cultures. Sandole taught advanced harmonic techniques that were applicable to any instrument, using exotic scales and creating his own. He taught privately until the end of his life. His students included saxophonists James Moody, Benny Golson, Michael Brecker, Rob Brown and Bobby Zankel; trumpeter Art Farmer; pianists Matthew Shipp and Sumi Tonooka; guitarists Jim Hall, Joe Diorio, Pat Martino, Joe Federico, Tony DeCaprio, Jon Herington, Bob DeVos, Larry Hoffman and Harry Leahey

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  • Dennis Sandole (29 September 1913 — 30 September 2000) born Dionigi Sandoli, was an American jazz guitarist, composer, and music educator from Philadelphia. He was John Coltrane's mentor from 1946 until the early 1950s, introducing him to music theory beyond chords and scales and exposing him to the music of other cultures. Sandole taught advanced harmonic techniques that were applicable to any instrument, using exotic scales and creating his own. He taught privately until the end of his life. His students included saxophonists James Moody, Benny Golson, Michael Brecker, Rob Brown and Bobby Zankel; trumpeter Art Farmer; pianists Matthew Shipp and Sumi Tonooka; guitarists Jim Hall, Joe Diorio, Pat Martino, Joe Federico, Tony DeCaprio, Jon Herington, Bob DeVos, Larry Hoffman and Harry Leahey (en)
  • Dennis Sandole (* 29. September 1913 in Philadelphia als Dennis Sandoli; † 29. Oktober 2000 ebenda) war ein US-amerikanischer Jazzgitarrist, Musikpädagoge und Komponist, der einen großen Einfluss als Lehrer zahlreicher Jazzmusiker hatte. (de)
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  • Dennis Sandole (* 29. September 1913 in Philadelphia als Dennis Sandoli; † 29. Oktober 2000 ebenda) war ein US-amerikanischer Jazzgitarrist, Musikpädagoge und Komponist, der einen großen Einfluss als Lehrer zahlreicher Jazzmusiker hatte. Sandole begann als Kind autodidaktisch Gitarre zu spielen und trat mit seinem jüngeren Bruder Adolph Sandole in den 1930er Jahren in Clubs seiner Heimatstadt auf. Seine Karriere als Profimusiker begann er in den Bands von Ray McKinley, Tommy Dorsey, Boyd Raeburn, Gene Krupa und Charlie Barnet. Später zog er nach Kalifornien, um dort als Studiomusiker zu arbeiten. Er wirkte dann bei Aufnahmen und Filmsoundtracks mit, u. a. bei Billie Holiday und Frank Sinatra. Um 1945 kehrte er nach Philadelphia zurück, wo er ab Anfang der 1950er Jahre als Musikpädagoge tätig war; dabei war er auch Mentor von John Coltrane, als er ihm Musiktheorie und die Musik anderer Kulturen vermittelte. Zu seinen Gitarrenschülern zählten Harry Leahey, Jim Hall, Pat Martino, Joe Diorio und Dale Bruning, der spätere Lehrer von Bill Frisell. Auch Musiker wie James Moody, Michael Brecker, Sumi Tonooka, Cannonball Adderley, Art Farmer, Reggie Workman, Tommy Flanagan, George Benson, Matthew Shipp und Bobby Zankel hatten Unterricht bei Sandole. 1981 veröffentlichte er das Lehrbuch Guitar Lore (Theodore Presser Company). Unter eigenem Namen nahm er erstmals 1956 ein Album (Modern Music From Philadelphia) auf; 1999 entstand noch für Cadence Jazz Records The Dennis Sandole Project, das Ausschnitte aus seinem Jazz-Ballett-Oper „Evenin' Is Cryin'“ enthielt, die er während der 1960er und 1970er Jahre komponiert hatte. (de)
  • Dennis Sandole (29 September 1913 — 30 September 2000) born Dionigi Sandoli, was an American jazz guitarist, composer, and music educator from Philadelphia. He was John Coltrane's mentor from 1946 until the early 1950s, introducing him to music theory beyond chords and scales and exposing him to the music of other cultures. Sandole taught advanced harmonic techniques that were applicable to any instrument, using exotic scales and creating his own. He taught privately until the end of his life. His students included saxophonists James Moody, Benny Golson, Michael Brecker, Rob Brown and Bobby Zankel; trumpeter Art Farmer; pianists Matthew Shipp and Sumi Tonooka; guitarists Jim Hall, Joe Diorio, Pat Martino, Joe Federico, Tony DeCaprio, Jon Herington, Bob DeVos, Larry Hoffman and Harry Leahey and other musicians such as Rufus Harley and Frank Gerrard. Sandole recorded Modern Music from Philadelphia, with his brother, Adolf Sandole (1922–1959), which was released by Fantasy Records in 1956 and credited to The Sandole Brothers. He died on September 30, 2000, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and was interred at West Laurel Hill Cemetery. (en)
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