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by Dr.
Gary Wurtz |
The idea of creating a list of well-known trumpeters was generated by a casual conversation with my college trumpet students some years back in which I found that they knew of only 2 or 3 modern trumpeters. I sat down and began listing every trumpeter I could think of, or had on a recording, and placed them in categories that reflected the area of trumpet playing with which they are most commonly associated. I came up with most of the names currently on the list, submitted it to a few of my good friends around the country who in turn added a few names to the list, and the result is what you see posted here. I make no claims that this is a complete list, and welcome any additions those of you who see it may want to recommend.
Maurice
Andre' - France |
Niklas
Eklund - Sweden Terry Everson - USA Eugen Fomeen - Russia Reinhold Friedrich - Germany György Geiger - Hungary Richard Giangiulio - USA Ludwig Güttler - Germany Håkan Hardenberger- Sweden Jouko Harjanne - Finland Hector Herzog - Germany Knud Hovaldt - Denmark Friedemann Immer - Germany Michael Laird - England Paul Lindsey - USA Rafael Mendez' - Mexico (USA) Sergei Nakariakov - Russia Bo Nilsson - Sweden Geoffrey Payne - Australia |
Anthony
Plog - Germany (USA) Paul Plunkett Rolf Quinque - Germany Otto Sauter - Germany Adolph Scherbaum - Germany Ilia Schkolnik Gerard Schwartz - USA Yeh Shu-Han - Taiwan Max Sommerhalder - Germany Bernard Soustrot - France Crispian Steele-Perkins - England Markus Stockhausen - Germany Edward Tarr - Switzerland Pierre Thibaud - France Guy Touvron - France John Wallace - England/Scotland John Wilbraham - England Helmut Wobisch - Germany |
| Joseph
Burgstaller - Canadian Brass Mathias Höffs - Germany -German Brass Ensemble Philip Jones - England (deceased) Stuart Laughton - Canadian Brass Jens Lindemann - Canadian Brass (former) Fred Mills - Candian Brass (former) (U of Ga.) |
Robert
Nagel - NY Brass Q. (retired) Ronald Romm - Canadian Brass (former) Wiff Rudd - Rhythm and Brass Rolf Smedvig - Empire Brass Phil Snedecor - Washington Symphonic Brass (Baltimore Symphony) |
| Herman
Bellstedt W. Paris Chambers Herbert L. Clarke Thomas Cook Henry Higgins Earl D. Irons |
Emil Keneke Bohumir Kryl Jules Levy Alessandro Liberati Jack Macintosh |
Alice
Raymond Walter B. Rogers Frank Simon Leonard B. Smith Delaware Staigers |
| Bill
Adam - Indiana U. (retired) David Baldwin - U. of Minnesota Richard Burkhart - Ohio State (retired) Barbara Butler - Northwestern Leonard Candelaria - U. of North Texas (retired) U. of Alabama-Birmingham Phil Collins - Cincinnati Conservatory Edmund Cord - Indiana University Raymond Crisara - U. of Texas (retired) Charles Daval - Michigan Vincent Dimartino - Centre College (KY) Bengt Eklund - Sweden Michael Ewald - Illinois Chris Gekker - U. of Maryland Charlie Geyer - Northwestern Bryan Goff - Florida State Charles Gorham - Indiana (retired) |
Mark
Gould - Julliard (NYMO) David Greenhoe - Iowa John Haynie - UNT (retired) David Hickman - Arizona S.U. Gil Johnson - Miami (Phil. Orch.) Keith Johnson - UNT Gordon Mathie - Crane School Carole Reinhart - Vienna John Rommel - Indiana University Ray Sasaki - University of Texas Fred Sautter - Oregon State Alan Siebert - Cincinnati Conservatory Marie Speziale - Rice University James Thompson - Eastman (Atlanta & Montreal Symphonies) Allen Vizzutti - University of Washington |
Bernard
Adelstein - Cleveland (retired) |
Paul
Merkelo - Montreal SO Craig Morris - formerly Chicago SO Maurice Murphy - principal trumpet, London Symphony Orchestra Nick Norton - Utah S.O. Raymon Parcells - Detroit S.O. Vince Penzarella - NYPO Pasi Pirinen - Finnish Radio Symphony Roy Poper - former principal trumpet, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Louis Ranger - formerly NYPO Leon Rapier - Louisville S.O. (deceased) Mark Ridenour - Chicago Symphony, acting principal Michael Sachs - Cleveland Orch. Will Scarlett - formerly Chicago SO Charles Schlueter - Boston Symphony O. Susan Slaughter - St. Louis Philip Smith - NYPO Marie Speziale - formerly Cincinnati SO Thomas Stevens - LAPO (retired) Gábor Tarkövi - Hungary - Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra William Vacchiano - NYPO (deceased) Tamás Velenczei - Hungary - Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra Roger Voisin - Boston (retired) George Vosburgh - Pittsburgh John Ware - formerly NYPO David Washburn - principal trumpet, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra |
| Clifford
Blackburn - manufacturer Ruby Braff - long-time cornetist of note Charles Colin - publisher Charley Davis - Hollywood studio player Allen Dean - USA (Yale) Ralph Dudgeon - historian Harry Glantz - NY Claude Gordon - California artist- author Conrad Gozzo Don Jacoby Manny Klein |
H.M.
Lewis - historian |
Nat
Adderley |
Mark
Isham - contemporary |
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