Results for "cornet"

Ish Kabibble

Born: January 19, 1908

Ish Kabibble (born Merwyn Bogue in 1908) was an American cornet player best known for his work with Kay Kyser's orchestra, which he performed in from the late-1930s to the early-1950s. He played a key role in the band’s sound, known for its blend of swing jazz and comedy. He became a well-known figure in both musical and comedic areas, partly due to his distinctive hairstyle.

Satish Robertson

Born: August 18, 1980

Satish Robertson is a multifaceted trumpeter and composer whose powerful and soulful sound resonates across a spectrum of musical genres, from jazz and gospel to hip-hop, R&B, funk, and blues. His compositions often showcase a cinematic depth, reflecting his broad artistic vision.

A Jersey City native, Satish’s musical journey began with the piano, but he was ultimately captivated by the trumpet, inspired by the legendary Miles Davis. His talent was honed under the guidance of renowned trumpeters such as Rob Henke, Jeremy Pelt, Dr. Eddie Henderson, and the late Ted Curson, leading him to develop a distinct and bold voice on his instrument.

Erin Connelly

Born: March 4, 1994

Erin Connelly is a Baltimore-based trumpet player, improviser, and teacher. 

At an early age, Erin was inspired by the beauty, vulnerability, and romance in the music of trumpeter, Chet Baker. The poignant lyricism in his trumpet playing compelled her to pursue trumpet as a vehicle for her self-expression. 

As an improviser, Erin embodies a warm, lyrical, and sensitive approach to the trumpet. With a sound that is dark, round, and nuanced, her compassionate sensibilities cultivate space in which layers of music may unfold around her. This ensemble-oriented approach allows Erin to create and deliver stories through her music, encompassing the sonic forces around her into her narrative tapestry.

Winko Ljizz

Born: 1955

Something has been missing from the northeast corner of 22nd and J streets for the past couple months. Those familiar with the weekend scene in this area have noticed the absence of a large, purple truck bearing the words, “Acoustic Sanctuary.”

Many people have become acquainted with this entertainment venue on wheels from the inside, while others maintain certain levels of curiosity from afar.

Accompanied with the green, lighted words, “OneManBand” and “Storyteller,” and stairs leading up to its purple curtain-covered entrance, this unique roadside attraction has been hard to miss. It had been a fixture of this midtown street corner on Thursday, Friday and Saturdays evenings since 2002.

Morris Northcutt

MORRIS NORTHCUTT is a distinguished trumpet soloist whose unique playing style and cultural heritage (the son of a Korean immigrant) have significantly impacted the music community. Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, he has released two acclaimed albums: “Tonada,” which delves into Venezuelan folk music, and “Moliendo Café,” featuring collaborations with multi-Grammy and Latin Grammy-winning artists, Domingo Pagliuca (trombone), Edward Ramírez (Venezuelan cuatro), Justo Morao (arranger/producer), and German Landaeta (mix and mastering engineer)

Denny Schreffler

Emily wills Licson

Born: September 24, 1996

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Michael R. Davis

At twenty-five years old, “eloquent trumpet prodigy” Mike Davis (Wall Street Journal) has a voice beyond his years on his instrument. His playing is imbued with the sounds of prohibition-era speakeasies, Hoovervilles of the depression, and glittering jazz palaces of the swing era, creating a timeless cocktail of American music. A recent graduate of the Manhattan School of Music, Mike began his trumpet instruction at age nine with Jerry Oram in Seattle, and went on to study with Laurie Frink until her death in July of 2013. Both encouraged his interest in early jazz styles, which led to his beginning to work professionally in New York City during his college years

Bryan McCune

Guy Bettini

Guy Bettini: cornet, trumpet and flugelhorn. Swiss Italian improviser, lives for twelve years in Berlin, co-founder of the movement of the "Echtzeitmusik" and cooperates with Olaf Rupp, Peter Kowald, George Lewis, Tony Buck, Paul Lovens... member of Joelle Léandre ensemble playing at international festivals. Free-chamber music with "Margaretes Zimmer” (M.Huber Sop, D. de Bernardi db) first prize at the"Festival Infernale" HDK Berlin. 2000 he wins the support in the jazz section of the Berlin Senate. He works also with DJ Orlow and with the d&b trio the "Human Sampler". Engagement for a composition at the "Festival of jazz Chiasso in 2005