Satchmo didn’t just change jazz—he changed the world. Louis Armstrong’s unmistakable trumpet, gravelly voice, and joyful spirit helped define jazz as an international language. 🎶 Step inside the Louis Armstrong exhibit at the New Orleans Jazz Museum to explore his journey from New Orleans roots to global icon. The exhibition delves into Armstrong’s early life, including key influences such as his mother Mayann, the Karnofsky family, his music teacher Peter Davis, and his mentor Joe “King” Oliver. Through photos, artifacts, and stories, the exhibit illustrates Armstrong’s upbringing in New Orleans and the pivotal role the city played in shaping his identity and career. Armstrong grew up in a poor section of New Orleans known as Jane Alley, and despite his international fame as "Satchmo," he maintained a simple life in a working-class neighborhood. His influence as a founding figure of jazz is unparalleled, and his connection to New Orleans remained deeply personal throughout his li...