Results for "Trumpet"

Eivind Lønning

Born: January 20, 1983

Eivind Nordset Lønning (born 20 January 1983 in Kolbotn, Norway) is a Norwegian Jazz musician (trumpet) known from playing with Christian Wallumrød, Joshua Redman, Dave Holland and Chick Corea, and performed commissioned works by Eirik Hegdal, Per Zanussi, Ståle Storløkken, Motorpsycho and Erlend Skomsvoll. Lønning grew up playing classical trumpet, started his education on the Music program at Ski vgs., and later completed a Bachelor on the Jazz program at Trondheim Musikkonservatorium (2004), a Master's degree at Norges Musikkhøgskole in Oslo. Lønning participate in the duo «Streifenjunko» with Espen Reinertsen, in «Espen Reinertsen Organic Jukebox» (album 2007), in Christian Wallumrød Ensemble (plate 2010) and in quintet with Koboku Senjû (album 2010)

Gabriel Rosati

Born: August 4, 1966

Leaving for three months tour in Brazil with Samba do Pagode group SAMBAJAH. 2012: in a European tour with his own BRAZILATAFRO PROJECT (Italy, Germany, Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Germany, Austria and Slovenia) 2011: in a South American tour as lead trumpet for the Crystal Symphony Broadway show band. Professor of composition & percussions in Latin American, African & Asian musics at the Italian National Conservatory of Music in Pescara (2010) Nominated as BEST JAZZ at the Orange County Music Awards 2008 On the cover of American magazine “Jazz Player” with his own cd play-along (1999) Italian-Brazilian trumpeter, trombone player, singer, composer and arranger of Afro-Cuban-Brazilian rhythms, R&B, Pop, Jazz, movie soundtracks, jingles, industrial shows and certified teacher. Based in Los Angeles he has been trumpeter for Orquesta Guayao, Angel Lebron Y su Orchestra

Claude Deppa

Rebecca Hennessy

Born: 1982

Rebecca Hennessy is an award-winning Canadian trumpeter, vocalist, composer and bandleader. As a leader and co-leader, Rebecca has released eight albums to date and has toured Mexico, Panama, Sri Lanka, Europe, USA and extensively in Canada. She has also performed and recorded with internationally recognized artists including Adele, Ron Sexsmith, Andy Kim, Owen Pallett, Broken Social Scene, Feist, Ab Baars and Ken Vandermark. Her most recent album, All The Little Things You Do, is a beautifully written, performed and produced album that features Kevin Breit, Michael Herring, Tania Gill and Dave Clark as the band

Tony Peers

Tony Peers attended music college for 5 years, studying Trumpet, (classical and jazz) which included arranging, harmony, Theory, writing for small ensemble and big band. Then went on to play and tour with various different bands in the UK and Europe,doing studio session work, commercials, radio. Soap Aid UK, Live television in France, Germany, Austria and Switzerland, working with Mari Wilson, Albert Lee, John Martyn, Joselyn B Smith, the Mighty “Flea” Conners, Ricky Tomlinson, Phil Jones and Jessie Green. Bands include: Supercharge, Brasshoppers, Space, Ministry Of Love, The A Team, and Y Kick A Moo Cow. Currently working on jazz and latin arrangements for projects both at home and abroad.

Martin Francis Smith

Born: March 28, 1967

Martin has led and continues to lead a very rich, eclectic and varied musical life. He values his contribution to original music above all else and has been fortunate enough to be able to keep original music at the centre of his world. The Weave is Martin’s first attempt to present to the world a collection of entirely his own work which he hopes embodies the depth and breadth of his influences and experience over the years. This he does accompanied by some of his most cherished and empathetic musical colleagues. Since being inspired to play music when as a school boy he met and heard the great British Jazz trumpeter Digby Fairweather, Martin has over the last 25 years forged a career as a freelance trumpeter

Alphonso Horne

Paul Krueger

Paul Krueger is a trumpeter, composer, and arranger currently residing in Eugene, OR. He is a three-time ASCAP Young Jazz Composer Award winner, and was the 2012 DownBeat Magazine award winner for Large Jazz Ensemble Arrangement. He was named the “Outstanding College Trumpeter” at the 2011 Reno Jazz Festival, and his 2011 debut album, The Wayward Traveler, features eight original compositions performed by his quartet. In September 2013, Krueger was appointed as the new Director of Bands and Jazz Studies at Lane Community College in Eugene, OR, where he teaches Ear Training, Jazz Improvisation, and Jazz Combos in addition to directing the Lane Symphonic Band and the Lane Jazz Ensemble

Adrian Ruiz

Born: January 31, 1972

Dr. Adrian Ruiz serves as the Director of Jazz Studies at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Courses taught at UTSA include: Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Combo, History and Styles of Jazz, and Private Jazz Improvisation. Dr. Ruiz is active as a freelance trumpeter, performing regularly throughout the state of Texas. He has performed internationally at the Montreux, North Sea, and Taichung Jazz Festivals. He has shared the stage with the following musical acts: Justo Almario, Angela Bofill, Carmen Bradford, John Clayton, Richie Cole, Kirk Covington, Gerry Gibbs, Terry Gibbs, Al Grey, Andre Hayward, Jon Hendricks, Vincent Herring, Conrad Herwig, Will Kennedy, Doug Lawrence, Jerry Lee Lewis, Jason Marsalis, Johnny Mathis, Buddy Miles, Butch Miles, James Moody, James Morrison, Michael Philip Mossman, Eddie Palmieri, Bernadette Peters, Graham Reynolds, Joan Rivers, Joshua Redman, Maria Schneider, The Temptations, Clark Terry, War, Mary Wilson and The Supremes, and Red Young. In addition to his performance schedule, Dr

Fred Adams

Fred Adams is an inspiring composer who discovered the creative, artistic form of compositional writing at the Philadelphia College of Performing Arts, where he studied trumpet and piano.

Fred is most noted for his thirty year association with the Sun Ra Arkestra and has toured throughout the world as a longstanding member. Sun Ra encouraged Fred to lead his own band and he later founded the Philadelphia Heritage Art Ensemble. It started out as vehicle to present late Philadelphia composers (Hank Mobley and Lee Morgan), along with original compositions through a residency at the Mill Creek Cultural Center