The word 'trumpeter' is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a person who plays a trumpet or is skilled in playing the instrument. 'Trumpeter' can be used in various contexts, such as in music reviews or descriptions, historical texts, and personal narratives. Example: "The jazz band's performance was made even more delightful by the skilled trumpeter who dazzled the audience with his solos."
Wilson, who spent his youth in Memphis and Detroit, played trumpet in Midwestern bands before he became (1939) a trumpeter and arranger in Jimmie Lunceford's band.
Ray Nance, Ellington's trumpeter, opened it and asked: "Lordy, lordy – who's your tailor?" and a friendship was born.
Don Cheadle directs and stars (and co-funds) as the jazz trumpeter, one of the titans of 20th-century music.
To share that knowledge and help trusts across the country drive out avoidable errors like the one that killed Maurice Murphy would be a fitting memorial to the London Symphony's trumpeter.
J.R. Books; £20 More than a trumpeter, the great Satchmo was both pioneer and innovator, with a voice and style that set their stamp on the development of jazz.The Secret Lives of Somerset Maugham.
A couple of weeks earlier, Jazz at Lincoln Centre opened its concert spaces, run by Wynton Marsalis, a jazz trumpeter, in the angular twin towers of the new Time-Warner Centre (TWC) at Columbus Circle.
A 5-CD set from Riverside ("Sonny Rollins, The Freelance Years": 5RCD-4427-2) characteristicaracteristic breadth of his invention, tackling old chestnuts and venturesome originals with the same protean intelligence.Mr Rollins, happily, is still alive, but much of the current state of jazz is being shaped by a 39-year-old Young Turk trumpeter and composer, Wynton Marsalis.
Under the demands of the sporting life, the unceasing rounds of girlfriends, liquor and funky blues he snapped, and was committed to a mental hospital in 1907, dying there in 1931.Mr Carr's biography of Miles Davis reveals that a similar fate almost befell that later jazz trumpeter.
To jazz fans, he was the music's first great genius, the trumpeter who, in the 1920s, lifted a folk art on to another plane.
He died two days before George V. "The King has gone," it was said, "and taken his trumpeter with him .Kipling won the Nobel prize for literature in 1907, and has always had powerful and discriminating advocates in the literary world.
Louis Armstrong, perhaps the most renowned jazz trumpeter in history, is buried in Flushing Cemetery.
