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In-Depth Interview: The Evolution and Future of Trumpet Music

Join us in this captivating episode as we dive into the world of trumpet music with a seasoned expert. Starting with early memories linked to military life in Germany, the conversation traverses through a rich tapestry of musical history, focusing on pivotal works and notable composers like Gustav Mahler, Richard Strauss, and Victor Nessler. Discover the intricacies of composing and performing trumpet music from baroque to contemporary times, including the challenges and joys of premiering new compositions. Gain insights into the evolution of the trumpet repertoire and the unique experiences of balancing life as a soloist, teacher, and orchestral musician.

00:00 Introduction & Background
03:24 Blumine CD Project & Gustav Mahler
06:23 Richard Strauss Sonata & New Compositions
09:46 The Romantic Era & Trumpet Repertoire Gap
20:36 Teaching & Learning from Song
21:57 Beethoven & Historical Context
24:27 Mahler's Song Cycles
26:25 New Repertoire & Commissions
32:09 Approaching New Music
36:22 Edison Denisov Commission Story
46:24 Contemporary Music & Technique
56:27 Career Path: Orchestra & Solo Work
01:04:22 Teaching Philosophy & Students
01:07:23 Closing Thoughts