Joe Temperley
Saxophonist and clarinet player
Saxophonist and clarinet player
2016
10 years ago — 87 years old
Artists & Creatives
Scotland
A Scottish musician who played the baritone saxophone and clarinet, active primarily in jazz music. Temperley collaborated with prominent artists and orchestras, including the Duke Ellington Orchestra. He contributed significantly to the jazz scene in both Scotland and the United States, particularly in New York City. His performances and recordings highlighted his expertise and artistry with woodwind instruments, earning respect within the music community. Temperley also served as a faculty member at several music institutions, sharing his knowledge with aspiring musicians.
Performed with the Duke Ellington Orchestra
Recorded albums as a solo artist
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