Results for "Trumpet"

Paul Ayick

Born: May 28, 1947

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Terence Blanchard

Born: March 13, 1962

The crucible of catastrophe impels creative expression. Since the turn of the century, this has taken shape in manifold ways, from artistic responses to the 9/11 terrorist attacks to the war in Iraq to the pummeling of New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. It is this latter calamity that informs Crescent City native son Terence Blanchard's impassioned song cycle, A Tale of God's Will (A Requiem for Katrina), a 13-track emotional tour de force of anger, rage, compassion, melancholy and beauty. A Tale of God's Will, which features Blanchard's quintet—pianist Aaron Parks, saxophonist Brice Winston, bassist Derrick Hodge, drummer Kendrick Scott—as well as a 40-member string orchestra, is his third album for Blue Note Records. (Since signing with the label in 2003, Blanchard has released two other critically acclaimed albums, Bounce and Flow, the latter of which was nominated for two Grammys in 2006.)

Kelly Rossum

Born: November 8, 1970

Kelly Rossum is an American (USA) jazz trumpet player and composer. He has released four albums as a leader and has appeared on over 40 recordings as a sideman.

Ventzislav Blagoev

Born: October 25, 1967

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Terence Bradford ,Jr. Terence Bradford ,Jr.

Born: December 26, 1982

Terry S. Ownby

Born: February 2, 1968

Director of Bands Muscle Shoals Middle School, recipient of the National Band Associations Citation of Excellence, founding member of the Shoals Area Dixieland Band, Lead trumpet player and soloist with the "Big Band", Has performed live with the Oak Ridge Boys, Percy Sledge, William Lee Golden, Alabama, the Muscle Shoals Horn Section, and has appeared as the on the General Jackson Showboat. He is active as a conductor/clinician/drill writer/adjudicator throughout Alabama and Tennessee.

Sparky Koerner

Born: November 26, 1948

Sparky is a trumpeter and leader of the “Jazz Express” www.sparkysjazzexpress.com performing in the Galveston/Houston Texas area. He performs regularly with Trio Du Jour at The Tremont House in Galveston. He is also a member of the group “Jazz Sunday” which performs at various churches in the area. When not performing or directing jazz you can find him in the principal trumpet chair of the Galveston Symphony Orchestra, and he has performed in the pit orchestras during the summers at the Galveston Island Outdoor Musicals or College of the Mainland’s Biggest Li’l Theatre in Texas. Sparky Koerner, professor of music, has been director of Jazz and Instrumental Studies at College of the Mainland (COM) located in Texas City, TX since 1983

Rodrigo Gallardo

Born: June 1, 1986

Rich Szabo

Born: March 16, 1956

Rich Szabo was born in Newark, New Jersey, March 16, 1956. The fiery trumpet star began studying his instrument at the age of nine. As a teenager he dreamed of playing with his idol, Maynard Ferguson. Upon his completion of his musical studies at Fairleigh Dickinson University, Rich's dream was fulfilled when he was asked to join the Maynard Ferguson Orchestra. After serving his internship with Maynard, Rich went back to his home in the New York City Metro Area and assembled some of the finest musicians to create one of the most exciting big bands in the country today. Rich and the band have been playing to sold out audiences across the country

Ray Callender

Born: June 16

Ray Callender was born in Winfield, Illinois.  The son of Charles Callender, a Chicago trumpeter and craftsman at Schilke Music Products, his love for his instrument began at an early age.  However, his love for the music didn't develop until early high school, sparked by a double-sided tape of Kind of Blue and Jazz at Massey Hall; he was instantly hooked.  Callender began to study the masters, especially Freddie Hubbard, Lee Morgan, and Miles Davis, and his diligence earned him numerous honors while still in high school, including “Best Soloist” at the Chicago Area Jazz Festival, “Outstanding Soloist” at the Rolling Meadows Jazz Festival, and the 1996 Louis Armstrong Jazz Award.  Callender graduated Cum Laude from the University of North Florida jazz program where he studied with the legendary Bunky Green.  He performed with and composed for the top jazz ensemble and combo and was a featured soloist on UNF's Down Beat award-winning albums, Things To Come, Second Thoughts, and Through His Eyes, as well as recording with notable pianist/educator Dr. Keith Javors on his 2004 Zoho Records release, Mo' City Jungle.