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Botti Will Never Play Anything But a Martin Committee Deluxe Large Bore Trumpet
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This is Part 4 of our series with the great Chris Botti. In this excerpt, Chris reminisces about collaborating with acclaimed arranger Jeremy Lubbock, his dedication to maintaining his trumpet skills, and the challenges faced by older trumpet players.
The discussion also covers the nuances of trumpet sound projection, the rarity of certain vintage trumpets, and the varying appreciation for classical trumpet music in different markets.
Notable trumpet players such as Sergei Nakariakov, Allison Balsom, and Tine Thing Helseth are briefly mentioned.
Episode higlights:
00:11 Discussing Album Releases and Delays
01:07 Reflecting on Musical Inspirations and Collaborations
02:45 Daily Routine and Maintaining Skills
03:55 The Unique Sound of the Martin Trumpet
08:01 Chris’ Thoughts on Other Great Trumpeters
11:27 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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