Alice Coltrane, born Alice McLeod in 1937 in Detroit, USA, was a pioneering jazz musician and composer. Known for her work in spiritual jazz, she played the harp, piano, and organ, blending traditional jazz with Indian and African influences. After marrying saxophonist John Coltrane, she became a key figure in his later works and continued his legacy after his passing. Her albums, such as "Journey in Satchidananda" and "Ptah, the El Daoud", are considered landmarks in jazz. Alice Coltrane significantly expanded the boundaries of jazz, incorporating spirituality and global sounds into her music.

• Language: English, Malagasy, Sundanese
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