Results for "Trumpet"

Valeriy Strelets

Born: November 13, 1974

Trumpeter, composer

Thomas Siffling

Thomas Siffling was one of the first German trumpet players who used electronic devices for extending his sound on the trumpet. For many years, he belongs to the pioneers of electronic influence in jazz. He is known as one of the most important representatives of the "young" German jazz scene and has made himself a name by numerous guest performances in Germany and foreign countries, i.e. Russia, India, Sri Lanka, Canada and numerous European states. !He sees himself as a border crosser between various genres and connects in his music jazz forms with pop music and electronic elements without denying his musical roots at any point. He changes between natural sounds and specific sound enlargements by the electronics on trumpet and flugelhorn in order to create for the listener a wonderful diverse sound experience.

Rick Swann

Born: October 10, 1989

Rick Swann (born October 10, 1989) is a Northern Irish musician/producer primarily based in the Jazz genre & highly regarded as one of Irelands finest trumpet players. Rick has been featured on numerous high profile bills on stages ranging from London's 'Royal Albert Hall', to Belfast's 'Odyssey Arena'. Having performed on live stages in a professional setting since the age of 12, Rick has developed a much respected and influential role within the Irish & U.K Jazz scene. Swann currently works on a range of high profile residencies primarily focused on facilitating and growing the Northern Irish Jazz Scene as Artistic Director of the newly established Jaxx Jazz Club (Belfast) & Atlantic Jazz Club (Portrush)

Gerald Chavis

Gerald Chavis is a world-class trumpeter in the Philadelphia, PA area. You may see him perform in a multitude of venues including churches, wedding receptions, concerts, jazz festivals, and more along with the finest bands in the region. His credits include performing and/or recording with many national and regional acts including Mick Jagger, Phyllis Hyman, The Dells, Jamalladeen Tacuma, The O'Jays, and more. A student of the late Robert "Boysie" Lowery, who taught the late, great Wilmington, Delaware trumpeter Clifford Brown, saxophone great Ernie Watts and others. Chavis is a versatile, ever-expressive trumpeter for the new millennium

Bob Effros

Born: December 6, 1900

Rich Laughlin

Born: October 21, 1958

Rich Laughlin was born on October 21st, 1958 ( sharing a birthday with Dizzy Gillespie)in Minneapolis, Minnesota (USA). His musical odyssey began there, a culturally liberal city where diverse musical styles from classical through jazz,rock and funk coexisted peacefully creating hybrid forms and optimal integration of artists. Early influences in these processes included the iconic trumpeter/composer Don Ellis ( who, like Rich, attended Minneapolis West High School) and the soon to be pop star Prince ( a classmate with whom Rich’screative path briefly intersected). Rich began playing music at age 10, choosing the trumpet two years later as his main instrument

Gabriele Mitelli

Born: March 8, 1988

Gabriele Mitelli is a trumpet and flugelhorn player, composer and performer. He started studying trumpet in 2009 under the guidance of Giuseppe Rusconi. In 2010 he enrolls at the “Luca Marenzio” academy of music in Brescia where he specializes in jazz trumpet. He participated in the 2011 Siena Jazz’s seminars held by Seamus Blake, Reuben Rogers, Eric Harland, Avishai Cohen, Miguel Zenon, Lionel Loueke, Massimo Biolcati, Ferenc Nemeth, Franco D’Andrea, Andrea Ayassot, Aldo Mella, Zeno De Rossi, Dave Douglas, Pietro Tonolo, John Taylor, Michael Blake, Kenny Werner, Ben Street, Ferenc Nemeth, Michael Blake, Stefano Battaglia, Omer Avital, Jeremy Pelt, Mauro Negri, Pietro Condorelli, Pietro Leveratto, Massimo Manzi. In 2011 he participated in the international jazz festival “Time in Jazz” in Sardegna, organized by Paolo Fresu, where he has presentated his own compositions with his septet “Screwdrive Inn”. In 2012 he attended masters with Markus Stockhausen with whom he studied in Cologne, Germany and in the same year he played with Markus Stockhausen project in the International festival “La fabbrica del jazz”, in Schio (Vicenza, Italy). In 2012, after a creative experience in Berlin, he wrote his first performance that it has been presented in Poznan (Poland), in October, with the painter Mark Maksimovich, the sculptor Leszek Trzybinski, Alberto Cavenati at preparated guitar and Davidu Poniekąd at synthesizers. He’s a co-founder of RES collective “Heuristic Sonor Research”, an improvisation collective. He has played in different countries like Italy, Belgium, France, Germany, Swiss, Poland

Charlie Bertini

Charlie began trumpet lessons at age nine in Cortland, NY (upstate) and was active in marching band, concert band, orchestra, chorus, and conducting classes. Eager to work professionally, he started his own dance band in the ninth grade. At age 19 he joined the Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros Circus and toured for six years as first trumpeter and later as the musical director. The circus relocated him to Florida where he began to play a variety of gigs: stage shows with nightclub performers like Al Martino, Mel Torme', and Patti Page, Broadway shows, Dixieland show clubs, and free-lance engagements at Walt Disney World, Universal Studios and Church Street Station in Orlando

Andrew McAnsh

Music and Zen have always been intertwined in the artistic vision of trumpeter/composer/educator Andrew McAnsh. Born and raised in the modest city of Cambridge, Ontario, Andrew fell in love with music upon his first exposure to the sounds of Miles Davis and John Coltrane at the age of twelve. Fifteen years later, at 27, as an established professional musician with his own prolific contemporary style, Andrew still pays homage to the contributions of these two artists as his greatest personal influences. Already well on his way to gaining breathtaking control of his instrument, Andrew moved to Toronto, Ontario to pursue his music career at the age of seventeen

Brad Clements

Born: July 20, 1968

In his 25-plus years as a professional musician, Brad Clements and his trumpet have traveled the globe, from South America, to Europe, to Japan. Starting in 1999, he spent 14 years performing and recording with D.C.’s legendary “Godfather of Go-Go,” Chuck Brown until Brown’s death in 2012. In 2003 he toured Europe with the Thievery Corporation, an eclectic world music group that arose from D.C.’s Eighteenth Street Lounge. In 2011, he again toured South America with the group, and he has played on several of their recordings on the Eighteenth Street Lounge Music label. With the Thievery Corporation, Clements performed on Conan O’Brien’s The Late Show