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| zz chameleon with professional skills on both | trumpet and violin, and equally at home playing Dixie |
| Lester Bowie: | trumpet, flugelhorn, steer horn, kelp horn |
| Lester Bowie: | trumpet, fluegelhorn, percussion |
| Lester Bowie: | trumpet |
| Lester Bowie: | trumpet, celeste, bass drum |
| Lester Bowie: | trumpet, flugelhorn |
| Lester Bowie: | trumpet, flugelhorn percussion instruments (except Si |
| Lester Bowie: | trumpet, fluegelhorn |
| Lester Bowie: | trumpet, percussion instruments |
| Lester Bowie: | trumpet, bass drum |
| following year, Elliot and his brother Brad ( | trumpet), won the national Daily Telegraph competitio |
| Oscar Brashear: | trumpet |
| ichael (saxophone and EWI) and Randy Brecker ( | trumpet, flugelhorn), who recorded commercially succe |
| Band beside Larry Coryell were: Randy Brecker | trumpet, Mike Mandel keyboards, Danny Trifan bass and |
| xophone, tuba, bass clarinet); Randy Brecker ( | trumpet, flugelhorn); John Clark (French horn); Jim P |
| phone); Howard Johnson (tuba); Randy Brecker ( | trumpet); Charlie Haden, Dennis Irwin, Marc Johnson ( |
| Conductor Hans Richter played the brief | trumpet part in that private performance. |
| Bars 9-16 - Brief | trumpet solo |
| , it begins in the key of E major with bright | trumpet fanfares before leaping into the famous march |
| Bram Gay (born 1930), British | trumpet player |
| For the British | trumpet player, see Maurice Murphy. |
| remains were found there as well as a bronze | trumpet. |
| cience by the haunting sound of his brother's | trumpet playing. |
| Zach Buie ( | trumpet) |
| ds), Greg Sheehan (drums), Miroslav Bukovsky ( | trumpet), Louis Burdett (drums), Peter Fine, Daniel F |
| ith Josie Cotton, and recorded acts like Butt | Trumpet. |
| "Fat Girl" is a jazz composition by | trumpet player Fats Navarro. |
| In 1974, Randy Brecker was replaced by | trumpet player Michael Lawrence and Danny Trifan was |
| th section is a slower one, again launched by | trumpet and concerned with some dialogue for brass. |
| He was also utilised by | Trumpet Records, and as a prominent sideman, Wilkins |
| Brass Quintet was a brass quintet founded by | trumpet player David Cran and trombone player Robert |
| Donald Byrd: | trumpet |
| a Haden (cello, “World of Blue”); Larry Cady ( | trumpet, “Ray of Light”) |
| r a solo-stop movement (such as the so called | trumpet voluntaries) or a fugue. |
| Evan Cantwell ( | trumpet) |
| s of their original horn section since Cardo ( | trumpet) left to go back to college and Smally (saxop |
| Ian Carr: | trumpet on "My Funny Valentine", "Into the Arena" |
| Baikida Carroll: | trumpet, flugelhorn |
| Baikida Carroll: | trumpet |
| a) New York, October 4, 1944: with Russ Case ( | trumpet), Hymie Schertzer (alto saxophone), Jack Cres |
| Cephas Howard "Captain, cashiered" ( | trumpet, euphonium) |
| Charles Richard 'Dick' Cathcart: | Trumpet. |
| e call would then be sounded on an Eb Cavalry | Trumpet. |
| Don Cherry: | trumpet |
| and his jam band project Garaj Mahal, Chicago | trumpet player Pharez Whitted, as well as New York Ci |
| - Chinese | Trumpet Vine (East Asia) |
| is grandiflora, commonly known as the Chinese | Trumpet Vine, is a fast growing, deciduous creeper wi |
| Dominus a dextris tuis - Chorus, | trumpet, violins I & II, viola and continuo |
| His Sinfonia Concertante for clarinet, | trumpet, horn and orchestra was commissioned by the L |
| ed alto and tenor saxophone, flute, clarinet, | trumpet, mellophone, piano, plus occasional percussio |
| ing quintet, wind quintet, a second clarinet, | trumpet, trombone, piano, and percussion. |
| balalaikas, saxophones, drums, bass clarinet, | trumpet, african drums, percussion, string ensemble, |
| s and used six instruments (violin, clarinet, | trumpet, percussion and two pianos) but the twelve-to |
| one, alto saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet, | trumpet, trombone, mouthpieces, vocals |
| Slo-Ro - Banjo, Clarinet, | Trumpet, Loops, Electronics, Toy piano, Acoustic guit |
| violin, mandolin, harp, accordion, clarinet, | trumpet, and saxophone at professional levels by the |
| uating from high school, he studied classical | trumpet at the New England Conservatory, but soon swi |
| of Maryland in 1988 and a degree in classical | trumpet performance from Rutgers University in 1993. |
| Hershall Kennedy - vocals, clavinet, | trumpet |
| Fonce Mizell - clavinet, | trumpet, vocals |
| lurry of double octave trills and a climactic | trumpet fanfare, leading to the jubilant finale based |
| sie Robertson (bass and vocals), Jesse Colin ( | trumpet and vocals), Chris Gillrie (lead guitar), and |
| Henry Collins: | trumpet. |
| -inspired rhythms, Wright improvising complex | trumpet lines and Ben Page playing analogue-style syn |
| "Fireman" Herbert, All-Area jazz and concert | trumpet player Alex Pharmakis, and all-state tuba pla |
| aturing a solo from All-Area jazz and concert | trumpet player Alex Pharmakis. |
| ireman" Herbert and All-Area jazz and concert | trumpet player Alex Pharmakis |
| se Ted Curson, who's a much more contemporary | trumpet player than the trumpet player I ended up wit |
| Claudio Venturi - Trombone, Coordination, | Trumpet |
| ral musical instruments including the cornet, | trumpet and string bass. |
| Mike Goldberg - cornet, | trumpet, piano, arranger, conductor |
| ummer George Hurley attempted to play Crane's | trumpet, Crane did some scat-singing, and another fri |
| James Cunningham: | Trumpet |
| nes (trombone), Milton Senior, Langston Curl ( | trumpet). |
| Eric Dolphy (alto saxophone), and Ted Curson ( | trumpet). |
| Chicago Musicians' Union, and designed custom | trumpet mouthpieces (used by Cat Anderson, among othe |
| A steam-powered Daboll | trumpet served as the fog signal. |
| The Daboll | trumpet fog signal blew the next year for 329 hours. |
| t and a diaphragm foghorn replaced the Daboll | trumpet. |
| Olu Dara: | trumpet |
| Alistair Shepherd (sax), Toby Dargaville ( | trumpet) and Rohan Pacey (bass) all left in approxima |
| magenta through to white, often with a darker | trumpet, and produce a fragrant, jasmine-like scent. |
| s times, the following musicians Tiny Davies ( | trumpet) formerly with The International Sweethearts |
| ng featuring Bird accompanied by Miles Davis ( | trumpet), Duke Jordan (piano), Tommy Potter (bass) an |
| rded it on 29 August, 1948, with Miles Davis ( | trumpet), John Lewis (piano), Curly Russell (bass) an |
| Miles Davis | trumpet |
| Miles Davis ( | trumpet) |
| Stanton Davis: | trumpet, flugelhorn |
| Miles Davis: | Trumpet |
| y Buffett; another member was Shannon Dawson ( | trumpet), who also was an early associate of Jean-Mic |
| aritone Saxophone Christine McIntyre, Decatur | TRUMPET Hailey Furr, Farmersville Garrett B. Holland, |
| ll hole on the inflated portion of the Desert | Trumpet, packs the cavity with larvae and lays her eg |
| Eriogonum inflatum, the Desert | Trumpet, is a perennial plant of the family Polygonac |
| sch performs on an odd looking, self designed | trumpet, commonly referred to as the "Gansch Horn", a |
| Albert DiPietro, | Trumpet, MOTH** |
| in films such as Rome Adventure and A Distant | Trumpet. |
| 1952 Distant | Trumpet (unnamed) |
| Distant | Trumpet is a 1952 drama film directed by Terence Fish |
| unusual instrumentation, including distorted | trumpet played by Paul McCartney, Harrison's reverbed |
| - November 8, 1993) was an American Dixieland | trumpet player. |
| Bill Dixon: | trumpet (tracks 1-9) |
| Bill Dixon: | trumpet |
| band Mental as Anything, and they formed Dog | Trumpet as an outlet for their original material. |
| Dog | Trumpet is an Australian rock band, formed by brother |
| wn musical projects, including their band Dog | Trumpet, and their art careers. |
| The Dog | Trumpet sound reflects a sincere affection for classi |
| ", before assuming the name Reg & Peter's Dog | Trumpet for the album Two Heads One Brain. |
| Kenny Dorham: | trumpet |
| Double | Trumpet Doings (Jazzland Records, 1960) |
| Dave Douglas- | trumpet |
| Dave Douglas: | trumpet |
| Dave Douglas: | Trumpet (6) |
| When the dread | trumpet resounds, the deepest earth will yawn open, |
| bass, keyboards, and vocals), James Drumgole ( | trumpet, flugelhorn, and vocals), Agnes "Tiny" Kelly |
| ombines powerful and permeating ethnic drums, | trumpet sounds of the trembita, an ancient Hutsul mus |
| ng as a subset, using the sax, guitar, drums, | trumpet and lethal vocals as the mathematical combina |
| Jason Crane - drums, | trumpet |
| As an accomplished player of the drums, | trumpet, and piano, Vincent originally aspired to a c |
| Manfred Durban - drums, | trumpet |
| ), Bob House (clarinet), Ken Ely, Jim Dvorak ( | trumpet), Mike Rose (Flute). |
| Miles Davis - electric | trumpet with Wah Wah, organ |
| Miles Davis - electric | trumpet with wah-wah |
| dancers, and the return of the electrophonic | trumpet. |
| Personnel: Don Ellis ( | trumpet, drums); Jay Graydon (guitar); Lonnie Shetter |
| The Engelssky | trumpet factory makes steel electrowelded pipes, stee |
| ameson, 4 October 1929, London) is an English | trumpet player, composer and arranger, who worked for |
| Hafer (tenor saxophone, flute), Rolf Ericson ( | trumpet), Richard Williams (trumpet), Quentin Jackson |
| Many European | trumpet players tend to favor rotary valves. |
| Al Evans: | Trumpet |
| her combinations of instruments (for example, | trumpet and piano, as well as violin and orchestra an |
| John Cale: all other instruments except | trumpet |
| 4 horns in F, | trumpet in F, 2 tenor trombones; |
| Johnny Murphy as Joey "The Lips" Fagan, | trumpet. |
| Donald A. Fagerquist: | Trumpet (Session 9441S) |
| The famous | trumpet variation commonly played by New Orleans, Lou |
| The famous | Trumpet Tune in D (also incorrectly attributed to Pur |
| s outside Romania were those with Art Farmer ( | trumpet) and Slide Hampton (trombone), as well as Fri |
| He was a featured | trumpet soloist in the 1998 Holiday Bowl halftime sho |
| nd for sixteen years playing alongside fellow | trumpet player Stan Hibbert. |
| rass are: Frank Portone (horn), Chris Fensom ( | trumpet), Bill Lawing (trumpet), John Bartlett (tromb |
| our soloists and a four-part choir, a festive | trumpet, two oboes (oboe d'amore, oboe da caccia), tw |
| r, No Minimum, featured Eckstine taking a few | trumpet solos as well. |
| s or collaborations; the lengthy Mongezi Feza | trumpet piece "Sonia", featuring a guest appearance b |
| such as drums, tambourine, accordion, fiddle, | trumpet and saxophone. |
| t well-known running gag is playing the final | trumpet note of the opening The Muppet Show theme wit |
| "At the rehearsal he sat me down in the first | trumpet chair, had the first trumpet player sit out. |
| At the age of six, he was given his first | trumpet, which had been purchased at a local pawnshop |
| d play in almost any setting, including first | trumpet in an orchestra. |
| as founded in which he has since played first | trumpet. |
| He has played both solo and as first | trumpet in the Big Bop Nouveau band, travelling to mo |
| al fugue with independent trumpets, the first | trumpet also playing the fugue theme. |
| th the conductor Arthur Fiedler and the first | trumpet of the Boston Pops, Roger Voisin. |
| 1984 first | trumpet with the Philharmonic State Orchestra Hamburg |
| Shunzo Ohno - flugelhorn, | trumpet |
| Eddie Henderson - flugelhorn, | trumpet |
| Roy Hargrove - flugelhorn, | trumpet |
| Arturo Sandoval - arranger, flugelhorn, | trumpet, vocals |
| instrumentalist, Matt performs on flugelhorn, | trumpet, soprano sax and flute. |
| John Thirkell - flugelhorn, | trumpet |
| Mothers' Prayer for soprano, flute, | trumpet, snare-drum, violoncello, double bass and pia |
| Bob Knapp - flute, | trumpet, flugelhorn, vocals, wind |
| composed in 1940 a Grand Fantasia for flute, | trumpet and piano for him and a pianist, premiered in |
| composed of any combination of the following: | trumpet, trombone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, a |
| Giovanni Papalia (lead guitar), Bill Folwell ( | trumpet, bass, vocals), and Jonathan Raskin (bass, gu |
| h Byron Lee for their 1969 album Only a Fool; | trumpet player Maynard Ferguson on his 1969 album The |
| For Miles for | trumpet and chamber ensemble (1994) |
| Raumschwingung 1.0 for | trumpet, piano, and 2 percussionists (2008) |
| gnificant works is the Concerto in E-flat for | Trumpet and Strings. |
| 58), Sonata for Solo Cello (1958), Sonata for | Trumpet and Piano (1956), Concerto for Clarinet (1969 |
| His Sonata for | Trumpet and Piano is part of the standard repertoire |
| certain Herr Chlum played the Variations for | Trumpet and Orchestra on a chromatic trumpet of Kail' |
| Legende (1906) is a solo work for | trumpet and piano, composed by George Enescu and prem |
| M. Frisina: Hymnus for | trumpet and organ |
| ydn composed his Concerto in E Flat Major for | Trumpet and Orchestra for Weidinger, the first piece |
| typical example is Henry Purcell's Cibell for | trumpet, strings and basso continuo in C major (Z 678 |
| for | trumpet, arranged by Rolf Smedvig |
| F. Grillo: Sol e Eius Umbra (1981) for | trumpet and doublebass |
| Varianti "Dal Tuo Stellato Soglio" (2004) for | trumpet and organ |
| Concertino for | Trumpet and Orchestra, opus 109 |
| te in the Romantic style, primarily works for | trumpet and brass instruments in general. |
| d version of the electronic music: Aries, for | trumpet (Nr. |
| The work in seven movements is scored for | trumpet, flute, two oboes d'amore, strings, basso con |
| Fantasy for | Trumpet, Op. 100 (1969) |
| Concerto in B minor for | trumpet, 2 oboes, strings, and basso continuo |
| include a two week engagement as pianist for | trumpet star Bobby Hackett at Chicago's London House. |
| The work is scored for | trumpet solo, flute, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons |
| Hummel also wrote a Trio for | trumpet, piano and violin for Weidinger; unfortunatel |
| Rehearsal, Concerto for | Trumpet, Henri Tomasi (2002) |
| op. post.: Sonata a Quattro for | Trumpet, 2 Violins & B.C, WoO 4 |
| Rhapsody for | Trumpet and Winds (1980) |
| /chamber arrangements, such as a versions for | trumpet and orchestra, for violin and piano, as well |
| Concerto for | trumpet and orchestra - 1973 |
| rely heard composition by Ornette Coleman for | trumpet, string quartet, and percussion; commissionin |
| y Irwin Shaw and a well-known composition for | trumpet, cor anglais, and string orchestra by Aaron C |
| Concerto for | Trumpet, premiered by Craig Morris, former Principal |
| W. Dalla Vecchia: Ouverture for | trumpet and string orchestra |
| Concerto for | trumpet, 3 timpani, and orchestra (composed 1910) |
| Concerto for | Trumpet and Orchestra in E flat Major |
| Concerto for | Trumpet, Strings, and Continuo in D Major |
| The Shooting Star (concerto for | trumpet and orchestra), 1999 |
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