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Soloists
Alison Balsom - 3rd prize winner - 2000 Maurice André Competition Danny Barber - Jazz solo artist Michel Brydenfeldt - classical trumpet soloist Richard Carson Steuart – trumpet soloist, Würzburg, Germany. Founder member German Brass. Vince DiMartino - leading jazz artist, president of the I.T.G. Tony Fisher - director Bert Kaempfert Orchestra, lead trumpet Don Lusher Big Band, The Parkinson Show Russell Gray – internationally renowned cornet soloist David Guerrier - winner - 2000 Maurice André Competition John Hagstrom - Chicago Symphony Orchestra Häkan Hardenberger - Internationally renowned trumpet soloist Andrei Kavalinski - Winner "Ellsworth Smith Trumpet Competition" 2000 Mark O’Keeffe - Principal Trumpet, B.B.C. Scottish Symphony Orchestra John Miller - Director of Brass Studies, RNCM Paul Newton - leading session player and jazz solo artist Claudio Roditi - internationally renowned jazz artist Carl Saunders – one of the UK’s leading cornet soloists Eddie Severn - Jazz trumpet soloist and recording artist David Staff - Baroque trumpet soloist Marvin Stamm - jazz solo artist Crispian Steele-Perkins - Baroque trumpet soloist James Thompson - Professor of trumpet, Eastman School of Music, Derek Watkins - leading session player Roger Webster - internationally acclaimed cornet virtuoso Kenny Wheeler – jazz solo artist Martin Winter - co-principal trumpet Bergen Philharmonic |
Premiere Performances Larry Bitensky – “Awake, you Sleepers!” for trumpet and wind orchestra - RNCM Wind Orchestra - conductor Tim Reynish – soloist John Hagstrom – (World premiere) Philip Wilby – “Cornet Concerto” - Black Dyke Band conductor Nicholas Childs – soloist Roger Webster (World premiere) Dana Wilson – “Trumpet Concerto” – RNCM Wind Orchestra - conductor James Gourlay – soloist James Thompson (World premiere) Peter Maxwell-Davies – “Litany for a ruined chapel between sheep and shore” – soloist Mark O’Keeffe Peter Lawrence – “Dialogue” (von Mendez mit Liebe) for solo trumpet and cornet with Symphonic Wind Band – RNCM Wind Orchestra – conductor Clarke Rundell – trumpet Richard Carson Steuart – cornet Russell Gray (UK premiere) Ian Hughes – “Sonata for Trumpet and Piano” – trumpet Avelia Moisey – piano Alvin Moisey (UK premiere) Ensembles B.B.C. Big Band - Best Big Band in the British Jazz Awards ('92, '94, '97 and '99) B.B.C. Philharmonic – one of the UK’s finest symphony orchestras Black Dyke Band - current National Brass Band Champions of Great Britain Boston Brass – one of the world’s most dynamic brass quintets Great Northern Brass – faculty brass ensemble from the Royal Northern College of Music London Brass - one of the world’s leading brass ensembles Orfeo Trumpet Consort – one of the UK’s most innovative chamber groups R.N.C.M Wind Orchestra - internationally renowned wind ensemble ‘SCOT’ - The Scottish Consort of Trumpets – faculty ensemble from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama Kenny Wheeler / John Taylor Duo – two of the worlds most exciting jazz musicians |
Presentations / Classes
Michael Anderson – “Trumpeters and the internet” Michael Davison – “ Jazz Trumpet Pedagogy” Rich Illman and Jo Martinie – “Yoga for Trumpet Players” Philip Norris – “A new approach to the concept of sound” R. Dale Olson – “The history of the Olds trumpet” Timothy Reynish – “Exploring the literature for solo trumpet and Wind Orchestra” Richard Smith – “Exciting Your Instrument” Accompanists John Wilson Jonathan Scott |
* List of artists subject to change without notice *