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	Frank Teschemacher - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Frank Teschemacher (March 13, 1906 - March 1, 1932) was a jazz clarinetist and alto-saxophonist, associated with the "Austin High" gang (along with Jimmy McPartland, Bud Freeman, et al.).
		Although he was well known in the world of jazz, Teschemacher did not live to enjoy any popular success with the advent of the swing era.
		As a passenger in a car driven by his friend, cornetist "Wild" Bill Davison, Teschemacher was killed in an auto accident on the morning of March 1, 1932, several days short of what would have been his twenty-sixth birthday.
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	Frank Teschemacher
		Frank Teschemacher was born in Kansas City, Missouri on March 13, 1906 to Charles and Charlotte McCorkell Teschemacher and was the youngest of their three children.
		Frank took the "customary and obligatory" piano lessons as a youngster, but soon gravitated to banjo on which he was largely self-taught.
		Frank Teschemacher was interred at Woodlawn Cemetery in Forest Park, IL (not far from Austin High School) just ten days short of his twenty-sixth birthday and with his ex-wife, Helen, in attendance.
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	Wackipedia [redneck] - Frank_Teschemacher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Frunk Teschemacher (March 13, 1906 - March 1, 1932) was a jazz clareenetist an' alto-saxophornist, associated wiff th' "Austin High" gung (alorng wiff Jimmy McPartlan', Bud Freemann, et al.) an' all that.
		Although he was well known in th' wo'ld of jazz, Teschemacher did not live ta enjoy enny popular success wiff th' advent of th' swin' era.
		As a passenger in a car driven by his frien, co'netist "Wild" Bill Davison, Teschemacher was killed in ann auto accident on th' mornin' of March 1, 1932, sevurral days sho't of whut would haf been his twenty-sixth birthday.
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	TESCHEMACHER, Frank : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In recordings made '27--8 with the famous Chicagoans he is often the most interesting musician present; recording with New Yorkers Miff Mole and Red Nichols '28 (in some ways the avant-garde of their day) he was obviously stimulated: we cannot imagine what he might have gone on to do.
		He made one side as a leader; Frank Teschemacher's Chicagoans made 'Jazz Me Blues' '28 in Chicago, with Eddie Condon, Joe Sullivan, Mezz Mezzrow, Gene Krupa, two others.
		He also recorded with the Chicago Rhythm Kings, McKenzie/Condon Chicagoans, Elmer Schoebel, etc. He was working for Wild Bill Davison and was killed in a car crash while Davison was driving; for some years some of the musicians blamed Davison, who must have felt bad enough as it was.
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	Frank Teschemacher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Frank Teschemacher (March 13 1906 - March 1 1932) was a jazz clarinetist and alto- saxophonist associated with the "Austin High" gang with Jimmy McPartland Bud Freeman et al.).
		As a passenger in a driven by his friend cornetist "Wild" Bill Teschemacher was killed in an auto accident the morning of March 1 1932 several short of what would have been his birthday.
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	Austin High Gang
		The musicians were Bud Freeman (saxophone), Jim Lanigan (string bass/tuba), Dick McPartland (banjo/guitar), Jimmy McPartland (cornet), Dave North (piano), and Frank Teschemacher (clarinet).
		By 1923 they were going to the fl South Side to hear King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band, which became the most important influence on their music.
		Although they did not record as a group, McPartland, Freeman, Teschemacher, and Lanigan are on the 1927 recordings of the McKenzie and Condon's Chicagoans in which the Chicago style is documented.
	www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org /pages/92.html (190 words)

	ddds.info Frank Teschemacher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Frank Teschemacher (March 13 ; 1906 - March 1 ; 1932) was a јazz clarinetist and alto- saxoρhonist ; associated with the "Austin High" gang (along with Jimmy McPartland ; Bud Freeman ; et al.)
		Although he was well known in the world of јazz; Teschemacher did not live to enјoy any ρoρular success with the advent of the swing music era
		As a ρassenger in a car driven by his friend; cornetist Wild Bill Davison ; Teschemacher was killed in an auto accident on the morning of March 1; 1932; several days short of what would have been his twenty-sixth birthday.
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	Tom Smith's Music Web Page - Articles By Tom Smith
		Teschemacher was a beloved figure among a large cross-section of musicians and a small handful of jazz aficionados.
		Teschemacher, with hands in his pockets, not having time to shield his head, was jettisoned headfirst into the nearby curb.
		Teschemacher was taken to Ravenswood Hospital, where he died from multiple injuries shortly after admittance.20 In a subsequent coroner's inquest, both Davison and cabdriver John Dragonoffwere cleared of any wrongdoing and were not charged with the death of Frank Teschemacher.21
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	Frank Teschemacher: Tesch Plays Jazz Classics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		One of the early jazz legends, Frank Teschemacher was an exciting if erratic clarinetist and altoist who was an important participant in the Chicago jazz scene of the 1920s.
		His life was cut short by a tragic automobile accident, making one wonder how Tesch (a good all-round musician) would have fared in the swing era.
		All 34 of his recordings plus six others that he might be on are included on a p...
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	The Bixography Discussion Group
		I am pleased to announce that my article "Drummers in the Recordings of Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra and of Bix Beiderbecke and His Gang, 1927-1929: An Anomaly and a Hypothesis" published in volume 37, number 2 issue of the IAJRC Journal (see http://www.bixography.com/bixdrummers.html) has won first place in the annual competition.
		Comparison to the Frank Skinner stock from which Challis borrowed the intro shows that Polo also must have had a copy, as in the first chorus, the saxes play a background to the trombone solo that's in the Skinner chart, and not in the Goldkette recording.
		Evans and Evans specify that the stock arrangement is by Frank Skinner (1926) and that Jimmy Dorsey ended this gem with three abrupt chords.
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	TESCHEMACHER FRANC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Teschemacher franc était un clarinetist et un alto-saxophonist de jazz, lié à la troupe "de haute d'Austin".
		Bien qu'il ait été bien connu dans le monde du jazz, Teschemacher n'a pas vécu pour n'apprécier aucun succès populaire avec l'arrivée de l'ère d'oscillation.
		En tant que passager dans une voiture conduite par son ami, la facture "sauvage" Davison, Teschemacher de cornetist a été tuée dans un accident automatique le matin mars de 1, 1932, plusieurs jours sous peu de ce qui aurait été son vingt-sixième anniversaire.
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	[Frank Teschemacher] \| [All the best Frank Teschemacher resources at ipod.topicsware.com] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In the mid '20s he relocated to Des Moines where he first came into contact with an important influence, bandleader Frank Teschemacher, known as "Tesch" to his musical cohorts.
		In this day in History - Mar 11932 - Frank Teschemacher, dies, jazz clarinetist and alto-saxophonist.
		On this day in History - Mar 11932 - Frank Teschemacher dies.
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	AUFRICHTIGES TESCHEMACHER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Aufrichtiges Teschemacher war ein Jazz clarinetist und ein Alt-saxophonist, verbunden mit der "Austin Höhe" Gruppe.
		Obgleich er in der Welt von Jazz weithin bekannt war, lebte Teschemacher, um keinen populären Erfolg mit dem Aufkommen der Schwingenära zu genießen.
		Als Passagier in einem Auto, das von seinem Freund gefahren wurde, cornetist "wurde wilde" Rechnung Davison, Teschemacher in einem Selbstunfall auf dem Morgen von März 1, 1932, einige Tage kurz getötet von, was sein twenty-sixth Geburtstag gewesen sein würde.
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	Review/Music; 2 Ways With Chicago Jazz: Updated and by the Book - New York Times
		Teschemacher, a clarinetist who was killed in an automobile accident in 1932, epitomized the spirit of Chicago jazz.
		He played with wild swoops and headlong daring that led him into theoretically wrong notes that he turned into triumphs.
		Dan Levinson, playing the Teschemacher clarinet parts, managed to project much of that spirit, although the studied execution of a phrase that was once a wild stab that missed does not have quite the same hair-raising quality as the original.
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		Frank Teschemacher (March 13, 1906 - March 1, 1932) was a jazz clarinetist and alto-saxophonist, with the "Austin High" gang (along with Jimmy McPartland, Bud Freeman and others).
		He was built-in in Kansas City, Missouri, but cooked largest of their employment based in Chicago, Illinois, when gigs recurrently took him to New York City, outright closed the U.S. Midwest, and took a chore in Florida with Charlie Straight.
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	Frank Teschemacher : Frank Teschemacher - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		This perfectly done three-LP set from the Time-Life Giants of Jazz series differs from their other releases in that, instead of being a sampler, it contains every possible recording by its subject, the ill-fated clarinetist and altoist Frankie Teschemacher.
		Although not a virtuoso and occasionally a bit erratic on records, Teschemacher was a consistently exciting performer who always pushed himself.
		Among the other sidemen are cornetists Jimmy McPartland, Red Nichols, Wingy Manone, and Muggsy Spanier; Bud Freeman and Mezz Mezzrow on tenors; pianists Joe Sullivan and Art Hodes; and drummers Gene Krupa and George Wettling.
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	Frank Teschemacher: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Frank Teschemacher: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more
		Founded in 1917 by trumpeter Phil Napoleon and pianist Frank Signorelli, this excellent New Orleans jazz quintet made a ton of records between 1921-1931, including many under different names (such as Ladd's Black Aces and Carolina Cotton Pickers).
		Napoleon, trombonist Miff Mole (who in 1922 was succeeded by Charles Panelli), clarinetist Jimmy Lytell, Signorelli, and drummer Jack Roth were regular fixtures in the early days; starting in 1926 the personnel changed fairly frequently with cornetist… Read More »
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		A member of the fabled "Austin High School Gang" of young Chicago jazz musicians, Teschemacher started recording in 1927 (with The Mckenzie-condon Chicagoans), although observers of the period have stated that his records were not as strong as his live performances.
		A fine musician whose solos are a little reminiscent of his contemporary Pee Wee Russell, Teschemacher recorded in Chicago with a variety of overlapping pickup groups in 1927, spent 1928 in New York (where he played with Ben Pollack, Sam Lanin, and Red Nichols), and then returned to Chicago.
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	Artist Spotlight
		Before he was in his teens, Goodman had begun performing in public and was soon playing in bands with such emerging jazz artists as Jimmy McPartland, Frank Teschemacher and Dave Tough.
		Although he had an early regard for Ted Lewis, it was the playing of such musicians as Teschemacher and Jimmy Noone that most influenced him.
		By the start of the 30s, however, Goodman was very much his own man, playing in a highly distinctive style and beginning to influence other clarinettists.
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	Dixieland St. James Encyclopedia of Pop Culture - Find Articles
		Despite the controversy surrounding how the term should be used, many musicians have been labeled and identified as playing dixieland music.
		The white Chicago musicians usually included as dixieland musicians are Jimmy McPartland, Bud Freeman, and Frank Teschemacher.
		These musicians first heard the white New Orleans bands of the 1920s associated with Nick LaRocca in the Original Dixieland Jass (later Jazz) Band which began recording in 1917, and with Paul Mares in the New Orleans Rhythm Kings (originally the Friar's Society Orchestra), which recorded between 1922 and 1923.
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	Evening Star - New Mexico and Arizona's Live Event & Concert Promoter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Max Kaminsky was a reliable Dixieland player who was featured on many sessions with Eddie Condon's gang in the 1940s and '50s.
		He played early on in Boston and was a veteran of 1920s Chicago, where he gigged with Bud Freeman, Frank Teschemacher, and Condon.
		Moving to New York in 1929, Kaminsky had a short stint with Red Nichols and then worked in commercial bands, although he did have opportunities to record with Condon, Benny Carter (1933), and Mezz Mezzrow (1933-1934).
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	PBS - JAZZ A Film By Ken Burns: Places Spaces & Changing Faces - European Immigrants
		Italian-born trumpeter Frank Guarente was l7 when he arrived in the U.S., and 2l when he settled in New Orleans in l9l4, where he befriended and swapped lessons with the great King Oliver.
		But Frank Teschemacher, born in Kansas City and of German ancestry, also made of big impression on the future king of swing and clarinet.
		In those roles, his closest rival was Artie Shaw, just a year younger and born in New York as Arthur Jacob Arshawsky to Russian and Austrian-Jewish parents.
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	The 78 RPM Record Homepage - Brunswick 80000 Listing
		Frank Teschemacher w/The Chicago Rhythm Kings; (Mugsy Spanier, c; Frank Teschemacher, cl; Milt Mezzrow, ts; Joe Sullivan, p; Eddie Condon; bj; Jim Lannigan, tuba; Gene Krupa, d)
		Frank Teschemacher w/Joe "Wingy" Manone's Club Royale orch; vc.
		Frank Teschemacher w/The Cellar Boys ("Wingy" Manone, tp; Frank Teschemacher, cl; Bud Freeman, ts; Charlie Melrose, p and accordian; George Wettling, d)
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	WhosWho Chicago: Eddie Condon : CenterstageChicago.com - Chicago City Life in Chicago, Illinois
		Goodland, Indiana-born (November 16, 1905 - August 4, 1973) Chicago jazz figurehead (even if he lived much of his life in New York) was a guitarist, banjo player, composer, band leader, and club owner, as well as a prime mover in the desegregation of jazz.
		A professional banjoist at 17, Condon built a circle of gifted friends (including Frank Teschemacher, Jimmy McPartland -- future husband of British pianist Marian McPartland -- and Bud Freeman.
		In 1927, with Red McKenzie, Condon led what seems to be the first Chicago-style jazz records ("we were just a bunch of musicians who happened to be in Chicago at the time," he says).
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	Frank Teschemacher - muzyka, teksty piosenek, informacje w bazie musiq.pl
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		Sinatra, Frank, and Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra
		As a boy, Benjamin David Goodman got group instruction in music at Jane Addams?s famed Hull House and private, classical instruction on clarinet from Franz Schoepp.
		He came in contact with the Austin High School Gang (Bud Freeman, Jimmy McPartland, and Frank Teschemacher) and was influenced by a number of New Orleans?style clarinetists (Jimmie Noone, Buster Bailey, and Barney Bigard).
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