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| He is best known for playing lead | trumpet for Maynard Ferguson, and for being co-leader |
| English jazz musician, best known as the lead | trumpet player in Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen. |
| Following this Webster played lead | trumpet in bands led by Cab Calloway (1948-1949, off |
| the 418th Army Band) where Zarchy played lead | trumpet and was Master (First) Sergeant from 1942 to |
| , he is the founder (1993), director and lead | trumpet in the Luxembourg Jazz Orchestra and, since 1 |
| lard and Cootie Williams, mostly playing lead | trumpet. |
| Leader, | trumpet - Red Allen |
| n his teens after initially desiring to learn | trumpet. |
| "Guajiro" learned | trumpet at a very young age and began playing profess |
| He first learned | trumpet and later switching to alto, tenor and sopran |
| ore taking up the bass, while Wendell learned | trumpet, organ and guitar. |
| He also learned | trumpet. |
| Lou Rawls, and Louis Armstrong, the legendary | trumpet player and bandleader who performed at many o |
| ercussion), Jeff Roberge (drums), Jeff Light ( | trumpet, flugel horn, vocals, harmonica), and Terryst |
| Music and CD Rama, Christian bookstores like | Trumpet Praise, Mt Zion, True Vine, Crest, Faith, Hop |
| Alton Littles: | trumpet |
| ring Steve Hooks (tenor sax); Andrei Lobanov ( | trumpet); David Gazarov (keyboards) and Rocky Knauer |
| utchman from Liege), saxophone; Charlie Lots, | trumpet; Christian Marc, piano; Henri Breyre, guitar |
| oniously rouses Clayton with a series of loud | trumpet tunes. |
| ation is often likened to the sound of a loud | trumpet. |
| John Lovell: | Trumpet |
| ly of The Observer, "Andy Davies has a lovely | trumpet sound, and in the totally acoustic setting of |
| nie Dupont Quartet, featuring Warren Luening ( | trumpet), at The Bistro Nightclub in New Orleans. |
| Classical Album: Stanley Friedman - The Lyric | Trumpet |
| Humphrey Lyttelton ( | trumpet, leader) |
| Alice Kemp (bowed guitar) and T.J. Mackenzie ( | trumpet). |
| Steve Madaio: | Trumpet |
| e Way of the Whirlwind in 1940-1941;The Magic | Trumpet in 1946 and To Ride a Fine Horse (1963). |
| playing a saxophone and jamming with a magic | trumpet he is then trapped by a totem pole which play |
| Page's main | trumpet influence was Louis Armstrong, though through |
| Raphe Malik: | trumpet |
| Zach Condon - mandolin, | trumpet, ukulele |
| Rick Marcotte: | trumpet |
| Glen Marhevka ( | trumpet) |
| Wynton Marsalis: | trumpet |
| ly Willie Mabon (vocals, piano), Bill Martin ( | trumpet), Herbert Robinson (tenor saxophone), Willie |
| sekela, Elston wrote the lyrics to Masakela's | trumpet lead, and the song became a hit. |
| Anita McAllister, | trumpet |
| Mike McClellan: | Trumpet |
| Shorty McConnell- | trumpet |
| x), Doug Tielli (trombone), Sarah McElcheran ( | trumpet), Karl Mohr (clarinet, earthmen). |
| Howard McGhee, | trumpet |
| ballad-style playing with his medium-register | trumpet. |
| Ferrie Meurkerrie ( | trumpet on "Fashionation") |
| Ralph "Pee Wee" Middlebrooks- | trumpet, trombone & background vocals |
| o Home" with Charlie on guitar(s), Ron Miles ( | trumpet) and Scott Amendola (drums). |
| Manuel "Guajiro" Mirabal ( | trumpet) |
| Andy Magoffin - producer, mixing, | trumpet, clapping |
| ig Marshall Band) with friends Milan Moorman ( | trumpet), Brian Copeland (bassist) and Freddie Mendoz |
| ul Varga (tenor saxophone) and Ashley Morgan ( | trumpet). |
| by regular Jazz Messenger members Lee Morgan ( | trumpet), Bobby Timmons (piano) and Jymie Merritt (ba |
| Lee Morgan: | trumpet |
| gisto Macchi (perc, celesta) Ennio Morricone ( | trumpet) Frederic Rzewski (piano) |
| Butch Morris: | trumpet |
| es grand collomia and large-flowered mountain | trumpet. |
| Mozart's | Trumpet Concerto K 47c has never been located but is |
| addy Love" Thorne (bass), Paul "Tony" Murtha ( | trumpet) and Ken "Superken" McGee (trumpet). |
| orns were the five horn players (Tony Murtha, | trumpet; Ken McGee, trumpet; Steve Ticknor, baritone |
| s site was used to test the vertical mushroom | trumpet fog signals. |
| edish composer, bandleader and jazz musician ( | trumpet, piano). |
| 2 April 1994) was a Norwegian jazz musician ( | trumpet), seen by many as one of the foremost names i |
| Scott Alspach - Mute | Trumpet and EVI (Track 10) |
| of its own: A flute alternates with the muted | trumpet in the poor man's plea, and the return of the |
| Alexander Lutsky - muted | trumpet (track 12) |
| After a repeat of the theme by muted | trumpet and piccolo, strings and woodwinds continue t |
| Seiji Nagai: | trumpet, Mini-Korg synthesizer, tympani, etc. |
| mond Records Inc. usually sold under the name | Trumpet Records), or inspiring him to write the first |
| Here the instrument is in effect a natural | trumpet (a trumpet without valves) in Eb, since the p |
| Thus the natural | trumpet still had continual use in the classical orch |
| players nowadays use a version of the natural | trumpet dubbed the baroque trumpet which is fitted wi |
| s revived in the mid-20th century and natural | trumpet playing is again a thriving art around the wo |
| Concertino: natural | trumpet in F, recorder, oboe, violin |
| Wallace Beery as Ned | Trumpet |
| And the director said he really needed | trumpet players, and asked if I would give that instr |
| Tobias Netta: | trumpet |
| ypass since it was constructed has been a new | trumpet interchange serving the Winchester Medical Ce |
| orms regularly as part of the Festival of New | Trumpet Music, which is held annually in New York Cit |
| t's dentist brother, Leonard) and given a new | trumpet, and in 1942 made his first recordings. |
| play again if he only had new teeth and a new | trumpet. |
| Joe Newman- | trumpet |
| Shhh, with full lyrics, a faster tempo and no | trumpet or samples. |
| appen to You, on a few tracks, Baker plays no | trumpet whatsoever, opting to scat in place of an ins |
| Accordingly, Coleman played No.1 | trumpet in the high school band and competed in swimm |
| The song features the Norwegian | trumpet soloist Tine Thing Helseth. |
| classical Capricorn Concerto for flute, oboe, | trumpet and string orchestra. |
| He is Professor of | Trumpet at the University of Texas at Austin and a me |
| Since 2000 he has been a professor of | trumpet and chamber music at the University of Music |
| The additions of | trumpet player Eva Boodman and cellist Rebecca Lessar |
| rt pamphlet version of his later ‘'The Art of | Trumpet Playing'' and endorsing Holton instruments. |
| ily played saxophone and accordion instead of | trumpet afterwards. |
| cussion and guitar underlying wild strains of | trumpet and violin, only to drop out for unexpected, |
| mplex cascading lines; a literal waterfall of | trumpet timbre and technique." |
| s jazz band in instrumentation, consisting of | trumpet, clarinet, and trombone backed by a rhythm se |
| German Opera Berlin to become a professor of | trumpet at Graz. |
| Kombu is a wind instrument (kind of | trumpet) usually played along with Panchavadyam, Pand |
| ce 1988 until his death he was a professor of | trumpet at the Saint Petersburg Conservatory. |
| dral, which John Lang described as ‘a kind of | trumpet call to the City to be aware of our plans for |
| Since 2001 she has been Professor of | Trumpet at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. |
| 35 (1665) contains first known examples of | trumpet sonata. |
| a one-off show in celebration of the life of | trumpet player, Ben Melmoth, who has unexplainably re |
| , and the Birth of the Nation, and Summons of | Trumpet: US-Vietnam in Perspective. |
| or his ability to closely mirror the sound of | trumpet icon Dizzy Gillespie, who was his mentor alon |
| mining and reflecting on the modern legacy of | trumpet genius Louis Armstrong. |
| In 1996, seventeen-year old | trumpet player Jacob Johnson was found shot execution |
| Cagnolatti began on | trumpet around 1929 and played with Herbert Leary fro |
| City with Bob Stewart on tuba, Jimmy Owens on | trumpet, Paquito D'Rivera on clarinet, Marco Katz on |
| umbers 1 and 3, the soloist is Nat Gonella on | trumpet. |
| n the band included brothers Isaiah Morgan on | trumpet and Andrew Morgan on tenor sax. |
| present and future with Terence Blanchard on | trumpet, James Moody on saxophone, Benny Green on pia |
| He started on | trumpet at ten, switched to trombone at 11, then to d |
| on piano, Greg Cohen on bass, Dave Douglas on | trumpet, and Joe Lovano on tenor sax. |
| hestra, and began professional engagements on | trumpet with the Joe Loss 'Ambassadors', and went on |
| rbie Hancock on keyboards, Freddie Hubbard on | trumpet, Tony Williams on drums, Ron Carter on bass, |
| He began on | trumpet, but switched to clarinet. |
| y at Roulette Records, with Doc Severinsen on | trumpet, Sam "The Man" Taylor on saxophone and the Ra |
| t times the band includes Adam Hershberger on | trumpet. |
| son played violin early on before settling on | trumpet. |
| Charlie Shavers on | trumpet |
| lso included two tracks with Jimmy Deuchar on | trumpet. |
| ff Castle, Mark Wood and Tim Whitehead and on | trumpet, as at the 2005 Cargo concert, Chris Batchelo |
| Ostrand on drums and Roy Hargrove joining on | trumpet |
| rriau, wind instruments, and Frank London, on | trumpet, Paul Morrissett playing bass and tsimbl cimb |
| r current line-up consists of Bryan Davies on | trumpet, Edo Van Breemen on piano and vocals, Sam Dav |
| ie on alto saxophone, and Leighton Johnson on | trumpet; both were former members of the Excelsior Hi |
| nited the quintet (including Terumasa Hino on | trumpet) with three female koto players as Shiraki mo |
| ing of David Matthews on piano, Lew Soloff on | trumpet, Victor Lewis on drums, Andy Snitzer on saxop |
| m by Bobby Timmons on piano, Blue Mitchell on | trumpet, Sam Jones on bass and Art Blakey on drums. |
| her with his musical soulmate Bubber Miley on | trumpet, Nanton is largely responsible for creating t |
| len Da Costa on saxophone and David Madden on | trumpet. |
| urtis Fowlkes on trombone, replacing Miles on | trumpet. |
| n February 2005 and features Jumaane Smith on | trumpet, Lawrence Clark on tenor sax, Greg Murphy on |
| McPhee began on | trumpet at age eight before learning other instrument |
| s Gary Crosby on double bass, Abram Wilson on | trumpet, Denys Baptiste on tenor saxophone, Andrew Mc |
| include Stephen Lyons on guitar, JP Carter on | trumpet, Morgan McDonald on piano, Jesse Zubot on vio |
| the early 1960s Rogers stopped performing on | trumpet, and left the jazz scene for many years. |
| hope on electric guitar and Robin Beanland on | trumpet. |
| trombone, Moore also occasionally recorded on | trumpet, tuba, euphonium, and did some scat singing o |
| reeman and McBee alongside Eddie Henderson on | trumpet, Bobby Watson on bass, Fred Harris on piano, |
| k Gardner (later replaced by Larry Hatcher on | trumpet keys and vocals) and Richard 'Kush" Griffith |
| Starting out on | trumpet, Rufus switched to drums at the age of 13. |
| Ragin was raised in Houston and began on | trumpet when he was in eighth grade. |
| He began on | trumpet at age 11 and at 14 began studying at the Roy |
| m named simply Roy Budd featuring Ian Carr on | trumpet; Dick Morrissey on tenor sax; Trevor Tomkins |
| he later picked up violin but concentrated on | trumpet professionally. |
| was classically trained, and was competent on | trumpet and percussion in addition to bass. |
| received his first formal musical training on | trumpet in the public schools. |
| azz quartet Rubisa Patrol, with Mark Isham on | trumpet, Bill Douglass on bass, and Glenn Cronkhite ( |
| Stamm began on | trumpet at age 12. |
| He started on | trumpet at age 13 with The Young Tuxedo Brass Band. |
| x, while Chuck Findley took over for Price on | trumpet. |
| Shapiro began on | trumpet at age 13 and picked up bass at 18. |
| The band consists of Harry Angus on | trumpet and vocals, Ollie McGill on piano, Jules Pasc |
| Okoshi was an autodidact on | trumpet; after studying at Kwansei Gakuin University, |
| my Watson replaced Clinton "Froggy" French on | trumpet, and Monty Levy replaced Harry Lewis (husband |
| rmed his renowned octet, with Pino Minafra on | trumpet. |
| Into his early 20s, Louis Prima performed on | trumpet and cornet throughout New Orleans before foll |
| Lee Thornburg on | Trumpet |
| t become an 8-piece band with Lloyd Hunter on | trumpet, Elmer Crumbley on trombone, Noble Floyd on c |
| He started out on | trumpet, playing with J. Neal Montgomery and Harvey Q |
| e of twelve he initiated his first lessons on | trumpet and as an adolescent he began with Louis Arms |
| Soloist is Ray Nance on | trumpet. |
| and learned to play violin before settling on | trumpet as a teenager. |
| bass, Minnie on alto sax and Clora Bryant on | Trumpet. |
| on replaced Brian and Dave Plews was added on | trumpet. |
| Robert Lowe joined the group in 1997 on | trumpet and vocals but later moved to bass when McWil |
| omposed of Bunkley on vocals, James Bostek on | trumpet, Tony Buccilli on trombone, Duke Kingins on g |
| I can point you to several articles (bios) on | trumpet players that are far far worse in terms of co |
| He began on | trumpet at age 11 and played at Paul Barbarin's funer |
| ay xylophone and saxophone before settling on | trumpet. |
| William Fielder replaced Lucious Randolph on | Trumpet. |
| hat would be hard to beat: Freddie Hubbard on | trumpet (his last session with the Messengers), Wayne |
| iamson in 1951 as his first single release on | Trumpet Records. |
| uch as Pat Martino on guitar and Jon Swana on | trumpet. |
| concert by a group including Randy Brecker on | trumpet, Michael Brecker on tenor sax, Ralph Towner o |
| d production by Herbie Mann, Randy Brecker on | trumpet, Michael Brecker on saxophone, Barry Rogers o |
| hane Cooper on Double Bass and Lee Thomson on | trumpet and flugelhorn. |
| on piano, Neil Charles on bass, Jay Phelps on | Trumpet and Kit Downes on Piano. |
| on tenor sax, his brother, Thomas Branch, on | trumpet, and a lady trombone player." |
| ll, Benny Morton) and adding Herman Autrey on | trumpet and his nephew Sonny Drootin on piano. |
| With his brother, Thomas, on | trumpet, Branch was a member of the horn section on B |
| n the Skysaw label, featuring Andy Diagram on | trumpet. |
| began playing piano at age 13 and settled on | trumpet soon afterwards; he may have played with Cow |
| , Jonas Gwangwa on trombone, Hugh Masekela on | trumpet, Johnny Gertze on bass, and Early Mabuza or M |
| alled the Jazz Hounds, featuring Gus Aiken on | trumpet, Garvin Bushell on clarinet, Herb Fleming on |
| y performed his parodies with Mannie Klein on | trumpet, Sammy Weiss on drums, Benny Gill on violin, |
| vis album Bags' Groove, performed by Davis on | trumpet, Rollins on tenor saxophone, Horace Silver on |
| He performed on | trumpet, trombone, saxophone, and keyboard. |
| It was to be his final flourish on | trumpet, but he continued to sing after moving to Gos |
| lor, George Brown on drums, Robert Mickens on | trumpet, Dennis Thomas on alto saxophone, Claydes Cha |
| Adams on accordion, accompanied by Hayden on | trumpet and lead vocals, with the rotation of drummer |
| vid Sanborn on alto sax, and Randy Brecker on | trumpet to Steve Khan on guitar and Don Grolnick on k |
| e duo are sometimes joined by Sam Vloemans on | trumpet and Roel van Camp on accordion. |
| which included an unbilled Louis Armstrong on | trumpet. |
| ax (2008-Present), David "Chops" Velasquez on | Trumpet (2011-Present), Ace Anderson on Upright Bass |
| I think at the time I was the only | trumpet player who could play his music, and I loved |
| oard, melodica, glockenspiel) and Andrew Oom ( | trumpet, synth), wrote the songs that combine ancient |
| The chorus then dies out, and the opening | trumpet theme returns. |
| The opening | trumpet fanfare is sampled by The Murderers, ft. |
| four-part mixed choir (or string quartet, or | trumpet, oboe, clarinet, and bassoon) |
| enera, Sarracenia (American Pitcher Plant, or | Trumpet Pitcher), Darlingtonia (Cobra Lily or Califor |
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