George Duvivier
George Duvivier studied violin at the New York Conservatory of Music and Arts.
In 1936, he joined the Central Manhattan Symphony Orchestra and began to develop
an interest in jazz, particularly double bass. To further his musical education,
he studied composition at New York University (1937-1939). He made his debut as
a jazz musician in 1940, accompanying Coleman Hawkins and playing in the big
band of bandleader Lucky Millinder (1942-1943). After his military service,
Duvivier wrote arrangements for Jimmie Lanceford (1945-1947), and continued his
work as arranger for "Sy" Oliver...
If You Could See Me NowBetty Bennett, Harry "Sweets" Edison, Bud Freeman, Jim Hall, Lurlean Hunter, Don Lamond, George Duvivier, Jimmy Jones and Rudy Rutherford
Blue & Sentimental
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On Green Dolphin StreetHank Jones, Shelly Manne and George Duvivier
Live! Shelly Manne & His Men At The Manne Hole
5:30
Blue Turning Grey over YouBetty Bennett, Harry "Sweets" Edison, Bud Freeman, Jim Hall, Lurlean Hunter, Don Lamond, George Duvivier, Jimmy Jones and Rudy Rutherford
3:04
I Only Have Eyes for YouHank Jones, Shelly Manne and George Duvivier
In Japan
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