Maurice Mouflard

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Maurice Mouflard (* around 1910; † unknown) was a French jazz trumpeter and band leader .

Live and act

Mouflard played in Michel Warlop's orchestra from the early 1930s , with whom he also made recordings in 1934 with Germaine Sablon (“Je voudrais vivre”), Pierre Allier & Aimé Simon-Girard (“ Cocktails for Two ”) and Django Reinhardt (“L 'amour en fleur'); He also worked on recordings by Hubert Rostaing ("Horizons / Champs-Elysees", Swing , 1941), the Hot Club Swing Stars ("Swinging at the Sugar Bowl"), Jerry Mengo / Serge Glykson ("J'attendrai") and Charles Come with me . From the late 1940s he led his own formations in Paris, with which he appeared in nightclubs such as Cabane Cubaine and Melody . In his bands u. a. William Boucaya , Georges Jouvin and André Paquinet . In November 1959, Mouflard's Orchestra accompanied Charlie Parker as a guest musician; the concert was broadcast on the radio. Mouflard also recorded some singles such as the swing number "Good, Good, Good" (arrangement Bill Finegan , 1948), the Glenn Miller number "Pennsylvania 6-500" (1948), "Hamp's boogie-woogie" (Disques Selmer) or “Les souvenirs sont faits de ça” (a French cover version of Memories Are Made of This , 1956). In the field of jazz he was involved in 25 recording sessions between 1934 and 1960.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Cast: Maurice Mouflard, Philippe Brun , Pierre Allier (tp), Louis Vola (sax), Danny Polo (cl), Alix Combelle (ts), Noël Chiboust (ts), Roger Chaput (git), Louis Richardet (p) , Max Blanc (bass), Pierre Fouad (dr).
  2. ↑ Lieux de jazz in Paris 1945-50
  3. ^ Biography in the Oxford Index
  4. ^ Obituary in Le Monde
  5. ^ Obituary for Georges Jouvin
  6. ↑ Tom Lord The Jazz Discography (online, accessed November 1, 2016)
personal data
SURNAME Mouflard, Maurice
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French jazz musician
DATE OF BIRTH around 1910
DATE OF DEATH 20th century or 21st century