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trumpeter

[truhm-pi-ter] / ˈtrʌm pɪ tər /






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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

He listened obsessively to recordings by trumpeters like Lee Morgan and Davis, and developed his rich tone.

From New York Times

There’s something satisfying about the neatness of the format — the clarity of the roles, the separation of powers — that allows a trumpeter and a pianist to let loose within the gift of structure.

From New York Times

“He played with an unusual and infectious combination of fire, honesty, and sweet innocence,” recalled Marsalis of their initial meeting in a tribute blog post after the trumpeter’s death.

From Washington Post