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trumpeter

[truhm-pi-ter] / ˈtrʌm pɪ tər /






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Blanchard, best known as a jazz trumpeter and the composer of scores for Spike Lee films, likes to contrast upbeat party sequences with brooding monologues, but he brings a sense of order to both.

From New York Times

These include Chicago trumpeter Marquis Hill, Jamaican vocalist Masego and, most prominently, Cook’s own parents, who appear in snippets of recorded conversations with their son.

From Washington Post

A double concerto adds two soloists to the orchestra, and the Ives has five: four flutists and a trumpeter.

From New York Times

On purpose, there’s no trumpeter on the new album: “Because how could you do that?”

From New York Times

Wynton Marsalis, the composer and trumpeter who is the organization’s managing and artistic director, will be among the artists celebrating Shorter, who died this month, on March 8 and 9 of next year.

From New York Times