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Pannonica de Koenigswarter

British-born jazz patroness and writer
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  • Barry Harris

    There Pannonica de Koenigswarter—the British scion of the Rothschild dynasty and patroness of the New York jazz scene, which dubbed her the “Jazz Baroness”—befriended Harris and introduced him to many luminaries, including pianist Monk. Harris lived with Monk at de Koenigswarter’s house in Weehawken, New Jersey,…

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    There Pannonica de Koenigswarter—the British scion of the Rothschild dynasty and patroness of the New York jazz scene, which dubbed her the “Jazz Baroness”—befriended Harris and introduced him to many luminaries, including pianist Monk. Harris lived with Monk at de Koenigswarter’s house in Weehawken, New Jersey,…

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