Trumpet Players Corner
* "I don't think you can find a stronger trumpet section than the one here..."
International Trumpet Guild [ITG] Journal review of "Kindred Spirits" CD, January 2007
Who's Playing Lead Trumpet On...
From time to time we're asked who's playing lead on the various tracks on our CDs. Wayne Bergeron is our first trumpet player, but we have an abundance of wonderful lead players, and the lead trumpet part is adroitly handled on different tracks by different players.
Here's a list of who's covering the lead part.
"Perspectives" CD:
I'm Old Fashioned: Graham Stormy Weather: Bergeron Something the Cat Dragged In: Bergeron Wish Upon a Star: Bergeron Chucho: Baptist; Bergeron on lead solo at end Legacy: Szabo Sky Dive: Baptist Blues On Ice: Szabo You Must Believe in Spring: Bergeron Somebody Loves Me: Szabo Beauty and The Beast: Graham; Bergeron on solo part Oncoming Traffic: Baptist Vegas d'Oro: Bergeron I'm Old Fashioned (Reprise): no trumpets
"Living in the Moment" CD:
East of the Sun: Bergeron Colores del Fuego: Bergeron Sublimation: Bergeron I'm A Fool To Want You: Baptist Slow Boat To China: Bergeron Time Remembered: Bergeron Little Linda: Thomas Song For Strayhorn: Baptist Lush Life/Adagio For Strings: Bergeron For Liz and John: Baptist Outside Looking In: Szabo 'Round Midnight: Bergeron East of the Sun - Duet: no trumpets
"Kindred Spirits" CD:
Lester Leaps In: Bergeron Theme from "Chinatown": Bergeron Girl Talk: Bergeron Beautiful Love: Bergeron My Foolish Heart: Thomas Kindred Spirits: Bergeron Danny Boy: no trumpets ESP: Fornero That Old Feeling: Bergeron My Ship: Baptist/Bergeron No More Blues: Bergeron I'll Be Seeing You: no trumpets
"A Beautiful Friendship" CD:
All tracks: Bergeron
Gary
(Click this link for photos).
Gary himself is an active trumpet player in Los Angeles, who plays in several ensembles and occasionally with the Jazz Orchestra, though writing and conducting for it usually keeps his hands full. He can be contacted through this website for this purpose.
Equipment preferences:
Bb Trumpet: Schilke S32 (1993); Bach LT180ML 72*/25-O (2006). Backup horn is a Bach 180ML 37/25 (1973).
Mouthpieces: (For big band): a combination of Warburtons (primarily a 5S with KT backbore), Marcinkiewiczs, GRs and Schilkes. (For classical): Bach Mt. Vernon 1-1/2C, 7 backbore (Kanstul copy) and various Warburtons. Email for details if interested.
Flugelhorn: Kanstul 1025 ("Chicago") Mouthpiece: Reeves 41F
C Trumpet: Yamaha 9445-CHS Mouthpiece: Bach 1-1/2C, 24 throat, 7 backbore
Eb/D Trumpet: Schilke E3L Mouthpiece: Bach Mt. Vernon 7B, 87 backbore (Kanstul copy); Schilke Symphony Series M2*
Piccolo Trumpet: Schilke P5-4 BG; Stomvi Elite Mouthpieces: Schilke 11Ax; Bach 7D (Kanstul copy) with various backbores
Music notation software: Finale
Links Informative or interesting links we've found of interest to trumpet players:
Trumpet Herald (Forum) Online discussion forum. Schilke Music Products Trumpet manufacturer. Bach Brass (Conn-Selmer, Inc.) Trumpet manufacturer. Yamaha Band and Orchestral Trumpet manufacturer. Kanstul Musical Instruments Trumpet manufacturer. Stomvi Musical Instruments Trumpet manufacturer. The Schilke Loyalist Lots of detailed information about, well, the title tells it all. The Trumpet Gearhead Companion site to The Schilke Loyalist, but provides views and information on numerous horn brands. The Bach Loyalist Similar to above. Player/Horn Combinations of Various Players Just like the title says.
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