Podcasts about trumpeters

John Daniel's ears must have been ringing throughout the month of September as several guests, including Del Lyren, Bobby Medina, Vinnie Ciesielski and others mentioned him on the podcast in this last month.So I decided it was time to reach out and see if we could schedule a podcast!John was game, and we ended up having a terrific discussion on Gestalt theory as it pertains to trumpet (a first on the podcast), the unique qualities of the cornet vs. the trumpet, recollections of the early days of the amazing Brass Band of Battle Creek and much more.Enjoy the interview, and be sure to check out John's book Special Studies for Trumpet!What you'll hear in this episode:-John's beginning struggles on trumpet as a kid...03:00-What is "gestalt" theory as it pertains to trumpet?...05:45-About John's upcoming album featuring Bb and soprano cornet...08:30-Unique characteristics of playing Bb vs. soprano cornet vs. trumpet...12:00-Memories playing alongside the great Peter Roberts!...15:40-There's no "right way" to play and teach a brass instrument...20:00-A rare discussion on pedagogy here on the podcast lol...25:00-Memories of the early days of the Brass Band of Battle Creek...33:20-Cultural differences in cornet v. trumpet and how the BBBC has helped popularize the genre...38:45-Moving on from a top-flight academia gig and preparing for the new album release!...41:10-A profoundly different experience playing trumpet v. cornet...49:00-Plus whatever your discerning ears deem worthy of your time and interest...Resources mentioned:John's website and "Special Studies for Trumpet" bookTrumpet Dynamics Facebook groupAbout the Guest:John Daniel is the Professor of Trumpet at Lawrence University. He received the Specialist in Music degree from the University of Michigan, Master of Arts in Music from the University of Iowa, and Bachelor of Music from Ball State University. His primary teachers were David Greenhoe, Richard Giangiulio, and Armando Ghitalla. Mr. Daniel previously held tenured positions at Penn State University and Abilene Christian University. While attending the University of Michigan on full scholarship, he won the graduate concerto award and was principal trumpet of orchestras in Ann Arbor and Saginaw, Michigan.Mr. Daniel served as principal trumpet with the San Angelo Symphony Orchestra and Abilene Philharmonic Orchestra for nine years and has performed with the San Antonio Symphony, Pennsylvania Ballet Orchestra, Palm Beach Opera, New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, and Music at Penn's Woods Orchestra, as well as on Broadway for revivals of Annie Get Your Gun and Gypsy. He has played recitals in Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, throughout South Korea, the Eastman School of music, the Julliard School, and throughout the United States.As a jazz musician he has appeared with Lionel Hampton, Bill Watrous, Wycliff Gordon, Marvin Stamm, Vinnie DiMartino, Phil Woods, Ernie Watts, the Nelson Riddle Orchestra and many others. Mr. Daniel released A Calling in 2004, a jazz CD featuring his compositions and is featured on a 2006 Mark Masters release, Karel Husa Trumpet Concertos. The Husa CD was on the entry list to be nominated for a Grammy Award in the category “Best solo with orchestra” and “Best classical recording”. He has been a member of North America's finest brass band, the Brass Band of Battle Creek, since 1993. He plays Schilke trumpets, flugelhorn and cornets exclusively.Thank you for joining us on "Trumpet Dynamics" – telling

It's no secret that our bodies, our minds, our perspectives in life change as we age. Yet we often believe that what we learned about playing trumpet while we were in our teens and early twenties will continue to work as we get older.Maybe it's because we heard something in a masterclass and decided this is the way to do it. Or we attended a certain school where certain dogmas regarding trumpet playing prevailed, even overshadowing individual needs of the player.This was more or less the impetus of Paul Baron and Bobby Medina beginning first a Facebook targeted at older players, and then eventually becoming a full-fledged training regimen called Trumpet Diagnostics. I wanted to pick the brains of the founders of the program about their experiences working with older players, and what they aim to achieve with their program.Thankfully we were able to get all three of us on a Zoom call from various parts of the U.S. and talk about their program.Enjoy the interview!What you'll hear in this episode:-The founding origins of the Trumpet Diagnostics program...02:30-The Facebook group becomes a webinar, which becomes the program...05:30-What does "Body Mechanics Mastery" mean?...06:30-Why certain methods we swear by are sometimes limited in their efficacy in teaching us how to play efficiently...08:40-Learning "the method of no method"; becoming our own teachers...13:00-Why have we moved beyond the various "schools" of thought regarding trumpet playing?...14:15-Martial arts lessons applied to the physicality of trumpet...18:30-Efficiency (i.e. minimal playing) is key to longevity as a trumpeter...23:00-Don't worry about aesthetics based on showmanship, worry about what works for you...27:30-What is the biggest hurdles Paul and Bobby's students need to overcome?...29:00-Neuroplasticity and repetition over a long period of time is key to improving your playing...34:30-What you'll experience with the Trumpet Diagnostics program...38:05-Plus whatever your discerning ears deem worthy of your time and interest...Resources mentioned:Trumpet DiagnosticsTips for Trumpeters 50 and Beyond! Facebook groupAbout the Guests:Bobby MedinaFour solo recordings under his name along with world tours and live performances with legendary musical artists including Ray Charles, Frankie Valli, Wayne Newton, Mel Torme, Temptations, National Touring Broadway shows and more. Student of legendary teachers including James Stamp, Bobby Shew, Carmine Caruso, Charley Davis. Medina's 40+ years experience has been presented at masterclasses in the USA, Europe, South America and Asia helping players of all levels overcome their playing deficiencies and frustrations through specialized mental and mechanical techniques.Paul BaronPaul's professional career began 40 years ago. His lead trumpet can be heard on over 1,000 jingles, hundreds of albums, dozens of movie scores and he's played, recorded and toured with Aerosmith, Lynrd Skynrd, Barry Manilow, Bob Hope, Wayne Newton, nearly twenty Broadway shows including Disney's Newsies, Aladdin, Frozen and many more. Paul's teaching has led him to give nearly 100 masterclasses and decades of private instruction teaching players how to repair and reprogram their playing to be the most efficient possible. Thank you for joining us on "Trumpet Dynamics" – telling the story of the trumpet, in the words of those who play it....

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 Did you know that on top of fixing Biden's border crisis, Gov. Ron DeSantis has offered ideas to dismantle the DOJ, abolish the Departments of Education, Energy, Commerce and even the IRS, on top of supporting stricter sentences for criminals by abolishing the First Step Act? Yet, he continues to struggle in the polls plagued by media narratives that his campaign has stalled.Carl contends that DeSantis' campaign woes has little to nothing to do with his campaign or DeSantis himself. The real reason DeSantis trails Trump and there's a lack of enthusiasm for his campaign has less to do with 2024 and more to do with 2020. Trumpeters want justice for 2020 and that will be a difficult hurdle for DeSantis to clear. More: www.TheCarljacksonshow.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carljacksonradio Twitter: https://twitter.com/carljacksonshow Parler: https://parler.com/carljacksonshow http://www.TheCarlJacksonPodcast.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 Did you know that on top of fixing Biden's border crisis, Gov. Ron DeSantis has offered ideas to dismantle the DOJ, abolish the Departments of Education, Energy, Commerce and even the IRS, on top of supporting stricter sentences for criminals by abolishing the First Step Act? Yet, he continues to struggle in the polls plagued by media narratives that his campaign has stalled.Carl contends that DeSantis' campaign woes has little to nothing to do with his campaign or DeSantis himself. The real reason DeSantis trails Trump and there's a lack of enthusiasm for his campaign has less to do with 2024 and more to do with 2020. Trumpeters want justice for 2020 and that will be a difficult hurdle for DeSantis to clear. More: www.TheCarljacksonshow.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carljacksonradio Twitter: https://twitter.com/carljacksonshow Parler: https://parler.com/carljacksonshow http://www.TheCarlJacksonPodcast.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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God's TrumpetersReader: Jon WatsonDate: 28th November 2022Passage: 1 Thessalonians 1:8-------------------Trumpeters often have to play an important part on big occasions — maybe when the Queen appears in her state robes and with her crown. They also play an important role in the army when the soldiers are on parade and often when the troops went into battle. The Old Testament mentions trumpeters very often - they were the 'alarm bells' in cities if there was a threat from enemies. They also called men to arms to go and fight. One of the reasons trumpets were, and are, important is that they give a clear sound which can travel well. That, I think, is the reason the Apostle Paul used the trumpet sound when he wrote that the Christian life of the believers in Thessalonica was so true to Christ that people could really 'hear it' and 'see it'. These were genuine Christian folk. And the 'sound' of their Christian reputation travelled widely. What a wonderful testimony to have! And what a challenge to us if we say that we are Christians. Do people really 'hear' Jesus living in us through the words we speak and the way we act? Let's think about that. PrayerDear Lord, too often I fail to live up to what I should be as a Christian. Forgive me and make me strong to be a trumpeter for Jesus. Amen.

Let's give a shoutout to the brass section. We love that these women get to toot their own horns. Amy talks about one of the founding members of Sly and the Family Stone, Cynthia Robinson. Shelby discusses the first female trumpet player in a well-known orchestra, Susan Slaughter. Intro Song: What I Do by Kristy Krüger © ℗Just Like Freddy Music ASCAP Instagram: herstorythepodcast  

Synopsis On today's date in 1953, thousands crowded the route to and from London's Westminster Abbey for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II and, at the Queen's own request, the event was televised live by the BBC. British composer William Walton was asked to write two new pieces. The first Walton's “Coronation Te Deum”, a work that he had begun almost a decade earlier for a quite different occasion, namely the opening night of the 1944 London Proms. The piece got shifted to a back-burner when Walton was asked to work on Lawrence Olivier's wartime film of Shakespeare's “Henry V.” For the new Queen's Coronation, Walton returned to his abandoned score, writing to friends, “I've got cracking on the Te Deum. Lots of counter-tenors and little boys Holy-holy-ing, not to mention all the Queen's Trumpeters and a side drum. You will like it, I think, and I hope He will too.” “He” was capitalized, so presumably Walton was referring to either the Deity -- or Winston Churchill, perhaps. Walton was also asked to compose a “Coronation March,” which he entitled “Orb and Scepter” after a line, coincidentally, from Shakespeare's “Henry V.” Walton's March may have seemed a bit jazzy to the more conservative audiences of the day, but one critic, slipping into Cockney slang, gushed, “It sounds like a right royal knees-up!” Music Played in Today's Program William Walton (1902 - 1983) – Coronation Te Deum (Andrew Lumsden, organ; Finzi Singers; Paul Spicer, cond.) Chandos 9222 William Walton (1902 - 1983) – Orb And Sceptre March (English Northern Philharmonia; Paul Daniel, cond.) Naxos 8.553981

God's Trumpeters Reader: Jon Watson Date: 28th November 2021 Time: Passage: 1 Thessalonians 1:8 ------------------- Trumpeters often have to play an important part on big occasions — maybe when the Queen appears in her state robes and with her crown. They also play an important role in the army when the soldiers are on parade and often when the troops went into battle. The Old Testament mentions trumpeters very often - they were the 'alarm bells' in cities if there was a threat from enemies. They also called men to arms to go and fight. One of the reasons trumpets were, and are, important is that they give a clear sound which can travel well. That, I think, is the reason the Apostle Paul used the trumpet sound when he wrote that the Christian life of the believers in Thessalonica was so true to Christ that people could really 'hear it' and 'see it'. These were genuine Christian folk. And the 'sound' of their Christian reputation travelled widely. What a wonderful testimony to have! And what a challenge to us if we say that we are Christians. Do people really 'hear' Jesus living in us through the words we speak and the way we act? Let's think about that. ## Prayer Dear Lord, too often I fail to live up to what I should be as a Christian. Forgive me and make me strong to be a trumpeter for Jesus. Amen.

About my guest, Jeff Purtle: Author of Hit it Hard & Wish it Well: Claude Gordon's Approach to Trumpet & Brass Playing A MultiTouch book available in the Apple Books Store (http://www.hitithardwishitwell.com/ (www.hitithardwishitwell.com)) https://www.purtle.com/brass-conference (Purtle Brass Conference), Anderson University - The South Carolina School of the Arts; Anderson, SC Host and presenter for music workshop attracting brass players of all levels worldwide to SC with university credit. Highly reviewed in The Brass Herald (UK) and International Trumpet Guild. Clinician and Presenter Presentations at https://www.purtle.com/international-trumpet-guild-conference-2017-trumpet-clinic-jeff-purtle (International Trumpet Guild Conference), Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (Cardiff, Wales), Wells Cathedral School of Music, SC MENC Convention, SC International Trumpet Guild, https://www.purtle.com/testimonial-dr-gary-malvern (Furman University), https://www.purtle.com/testimonial-dr-david-stern (Anderson University), https://www.purtle.com/testimonial-dr-gary-malvern (Bob Jones University), SCACS Convention and other music education events on topics of brass playing and technology use. Work Published: International Trumpet Guild, The Brass Herald (London), Cited in various doctoral thesis as an authority on Claude Gordon's brass teachings. Manager for http://harrykimtrumpet.com/ (Harry Kim) - Trumpet Featured Artist and Clinician at the National Trumpet Competition Producing multimedia presentations for Harry Kim Adjunct Trumpet Professor, Anderson University; Anderson, SC Adjunct Trumpet Professor, Clemson University; Clemson, SC Trumpet Performances with: Dionne Warwick, Rita Coolidge, Rhythm & Brass, Sandi Patty, Reggie & Ladye Love Smith, Christopher Parkening, Jubilant Sykes, Harry Kim, Wayne Bergeron, Susan Slaughter, Monarch Brass, Philippe Schartz and Byron Stripling. Solo Performance featured on SC Carolina Concerts, SC ETV Radio YourDay, German radio - Koln Westdeutscher Rundfunk, Brentwood-Westwood Symphony, Downey Symphony, Spartanburg Philharmonic, Hendersonville Symphony, and Greater Anderson Music Arts Consortium Credits: Trumpet Dynamics: The Story of the Trumpet, In the Words of Those Who Play It Host: James Newcomb Guest: https://purtle.com (Jeff Purtle) Opening music: "Folklore" by https://bigbigtrain.com (Big Big Train) Closing music: "Creepin' With Clark" written and performed by Mike Vax Audio editing by: Kurtis Goodwolf Show notes prepared by: http://podcastartistry.com (Podcast Artistry™)

You'll want to tune into this episode. Imagine existing in a professional music environment where fear is the dominating factor in everything you do. You miss a note and immediately get the stink eye from the maestro, fearful that one more misstep and you'll be out on the street, without a job and no hope of ever getting one again. The maestro even goes so far as to describe a performance by the great Phil Smith of the NY Phil as "terrible" because Phil (gasp!!!) missed a note during a performance. One would think that a job performing music in such an environment wouldn't be much fun at all. And one would be correct in thinking so. That was the reality that Sławomir Cichor faced on a daily basis. But then he visited a trumpet seminar hosted by Grand Valley State University circa 2012 and for the first time saw trumpeters performing for the pure love of performing. Music without the jackboot on the throat was suddenly enjoyable, and Sławomir has taken that joy he discovered at that seminar to his home country of Poland and shared it with those following in his footsteps. In this episode, you'll discover: -What does the trumpet scene look like in Poland?...02:02 -How Slawomir got started on trumpet...07:20 -Surviving a culture of perpetual fear...15:06 -A trip to the U.S. opens the eyes to new possibilities...23:21 -How Sławomir is opening new doors for younger players in Poland...27:43 -And much more! Credits: Trumpet Dynamics: The Story of the Trumpet, In the Words of Those Who Play It Host: https://jamesnewcombontrumpet.com (James Newcomb) Guest: Slawomir Cichor Opening and closing music: Serenade to a Bus Seat written and performed by Mike Vax Audio editing by: James Newcomb Show notes prepared by: http://podcastartistry.com (podcastartistry.com)

Trumpeters talk about the music and legacy of Armstrong and preview rare recordings from the legendary trumpeter. Moderators: Jon Faddis and Ricky Riccardi (Louis Armstrong House Museum). Panelists: Summer Camargo; Sean Jones; Wynton Marsalis; Bria Skonberg.

Travel anywhere in MN Lakes Country and you'll likely see, or hear, Trumpeter Swans. It wasn't always the case. Kelly and Carol visit a popular hangout for people and the Trumpeters near Detroit Lakes and talk about how the Trumpeter swan made a triumphant comeback in Minnesota not that long ago. Kelly shares the story of how the Minnesota swan population had dwindled to zero by the early 1900's and how wildlife conservation groups and individuals worked successfully to reintroduce the Trumpeter swans to Minnesota in 1991 near Detroit Lakes. Today the swan population is estimated at 30,000 in Minnesota.

Joined again by Comedian and Animator Matt Craig, we discuss our favorite Trumpet players and albums as well as getting into the decline of the instrument as the primary force in Jazz. Good bits throughout!

God's Trumpeters Reader: Jon Watson Date: 28th November 2020 Time: ------------------- Trumpeters often have to play an important part on big occasions — maybe when the Queen appears in her state robes and with her crown. They also play an important role in the army when the soldiers are on parade and often when the troops went into battle. The Old Testament mentions trumpeters very often - they were the 'alarm bells' in cities if there was a threat from enemies. They also called men to arms to go and fight. One of the reasons trumpets were, and are, important is that they give a clear sound which can travel well. That, I think, is the reason the Apostle Paul used the trumpet sound when he wrote that the Christian life of the believers in Thessalonica was so true to Christ that people could really 'hear it' and 'see it'. These were genuine Christian folk. And the 'sound' of their Christian reputation travelled widely. What a wonderful testimony to have! And what a challenge to us if we say that we are Christians. Do people really 'hear' Jesus living in us through the words we speak and the way we act? Let's think about that. ## Prayer Dear Lord, too often I fail to live up to what I should be as a Christian. Forgive me and make me strong to be a trumpeter for Jesus. Amen.

Ken Robinson is the founder, face, and president of https://www.robinsonsremedies.com/?ref=19 (Robinson's Remedies). The lips of Robinson's Remedies is the many people who use their products to heal cold sores, relieve swelling and inflammation after a hard day on the job, and generally keep their lips in top shape to do what they love doing. Well, maybe some of his customers don't love playing trumpet. They do it because it pays the bills. That's okay. We won't judge. Maybe the Trumpet Dynamics podcast will bring the joy back to their weary hearts, and Ken's stuff will keep the lips fresh. Whatever it takes to keep the music flowing like milk and honey in the promised land, right? In my conversation with Ken, you'll hear:-About his new album he's producing with all this time on his hands thanks to the COVID-19 lockdowns...01:45-All trumpets are actually cornets...05:30-James' latest mishap involving The Trumpet Shall Sound...10:00-Fixing bad habits during a long layoff from the horn...13:00-The fascinating ingredients and physiological effects of the Lip Renew product...17:12-Looking on the bright side w/ no gigs on the horizon...21:45https://www.robinsonsremedies.com/?ref=19 ()**I'm a proud affiliate of Robinson's Remedies. I hope you'll take advantage of their special sale for Black Friday, where you can get one product for free when you buy one of equal or lesser value.           Just https://www.robinsonsremedies.com/?ref=19 (visit their website), and tell them the Trumpet Dynamics podcast sent you over!

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In our seventh episode, sports editor Henry Queen shares his thoughts on Georgia's football season thus far. In addition, assistant culture editor Rachel Priest discusses her profile of the four "Battle Hymn" trumpeters and photo editor Gabriella Audi shares her experience of photographing this gameday tradition.

Our mission from Jesus is to Go, Preach, and Baptize! In this message Demitri Nikiforos, of New Life City Church, speaks about 3 stages towards victory from the account of Gideon!

Happy Labor Day week! Did unions really give us a 40-hour work week? What's in the News with stories on tariff trouble, bad cops, more bad cops, and even more bad cops, and poking the bear. Finally, a Statists Gonna State segment on John McCain. This episode is brought to you by ZenCash, now known as Horizen, a cryptocurrency that infuses privacy, anonymity, and security done right. Also brought to you by Free Talk Live, providing you with fresh, pro-liberty content 7 days a week on more than 180 radio stations across the country. WHAT'S RUSTLING MY JIMMIES The national Libertarian Party has two mentions of labor unions in their platform. The first is "We favor repealing any requirement that one must join or pay dues to a union as a condition of government employment." The second is "We support the right of private employers and employees to choose whether or not to bargain with each other through a labor union."  However, the thing that drives me the craziest about unions is that they receive so much praise for bringing us the 40-hour work week!    WHAT'S IN THE NEWS In the fallout of tariffs news, the federal government will spend up to $1.2 billion to buy products from farmers hurt by the retaliatory tariffs from China and other countries and will provide almost $5 billion in payments to farmers. In bad apple news, a Texas jury on Tuesday found former police officer Roy Oliver guilty of murder in the shooting death of 15-year-old Jordan Edwards. In "F" the police news, a federal judge told a Virginia sheriff's deputy that he had no right to pull over a car because a passenger flipped him off. After this, proceedings advanced in the lawsuit against Patrick County Lieutenant Rob Coleman. US District Judge Jackson L. Kiser had found sufficient evidence to bring the matter to trial. In more F the police news, the police chief of a small Georgia town is defending an officer who deployed a stun gun on a "smiling" 87-year-old woman, saying she refused to comply with numerous commands to put down a kitchen knife she was using to cut dandelions. In poking a hornet's nest news, in a move Russian officials immediately labeled as “unfriendly,” the Norwegian Defense Ministry has announced that the US will be more than doubling the number of Marines stationed inside Norway, bringing yet more combat troops to Russia's northern border.   STATISTS GONNA STATE John McCain is dead, and based on who I'm seeing in my news feed, he was either an American hero or a traitor to conservatism. It is, interestingly, the liberals in my feed who are extolling the righteousness of McCain and comparing him to the Obtuse in Chief, saying that if Trump were a Republican like McCain, then they would all be behind him. The conservatives, who are all now, for the most part, Trumpeters, are saying McCain was a terrible Republican. But, I wanted to take a minute and not look at McCain as a member of any particular political party or ideology, other than his membership as one of our rulers, and a massive statist. So, let's do that.

Trump, Trump, Independence, Freedom

This is the penultimate podcast of 2016.   and   You can fuck right off, 2016. Really.  If this year were the year when Dickens’ published “A Christmas Carol,” the ghost of Christmas’ present would look a hell of a lot more like the ghost of Christmas’ past in the actual book. So fuck this year.  I will not look at the gravestone.  I will not brush the snow away to view the horrifying words etched by Trumpletongues and Trumpeters and Donald Trump and Vlad Putin and the opioid epidemic and cancer and all of the other shit that has me held together so thinly that I’d unravel like a cheaply made Cosby (…fuck that guy too…) sweater and crumble in a pile of liberal tears and useless stocking stuffers. Oh…hey, we have Mary on this one.  Mary is awesome and she doesn’t deserve all of that anxiety and vitriol above. Today we talk about Unitarianism, active listening, Christmas cookies, awesome neighbors, beautiful children, and the true spirit of this, and if we can get our shit together, all seasons. Please listen.  Don’t let my intensity cause you to pause.  This is well worth your time. Also, John Lennon and the vocal genius of Yoko Ono in, “Happy Christmas (War is Over),” and also Elton John with, “Yellow Brick Road.” Those are beautiful tunes, and Mary is a beautiful human. Love yinz! -G

Episode 37: Lasting Change for Trumpeters-A Conversation with Luis Loubriel Luis E. Loubriel is a performer, teacher, researcher, and writer who specializes on brass performance and pedagogy. He joined the American Federation of Musicians at age 16 to perform with the Puerto Rico Philharmonic and the Casals Festival Orchestra. He completed his undergraduate and graduate degrees in trumpet performance at Northwestern University where he studied with Vincent Cichowicz and Luther Didrickson (concurrent with private studies with William Scarlett and Armando Ghitalla).  He was a Patricia Roberts Harris Fellow at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis--where he studied with David Baldwin; Manny Laureano; and Gary Bordner--and a ICEOP Fellow at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign--where he studied with Ray Sasaki; Michael Ewald; and Ronald Romm. Loubriel has performed with the Minnesota Orchestra; the Canadian Brass Quintet; the Artie Shaw Orchestra; and the Chicago Chamber Orchestra among others. As a music producer, Loubriel served as assistant producer/programmer and recording engineer at WFMT Radio in Chicago--where he worked on the Studs Terkel Program with Studs Terkel and guests such as Jean Pierre Rampal; Ludwig Guttler; Maya Angelou; Toni Morrison; and Charlie Rose. Loubriel co-produced the Jazz Image--a live radio show hosted by Leigh Kamman at Minnesota Public Radio--where he worked with artists such as Sonny Rollins; Jean Toots Thielemans; and Dr. Billy Taylor. He published Lasting Change for Trumpeters with Scholar Publications in 2005; Back to Basics for Trumpeters in 2009; and wrote several articles with the International Trumpet Guild; the Forum on Public Policy; and the Journal of Integral Theory and Practice. He is currently Associate Professor of Music and Chair of the Department of Music at Benedictine University.

Performers include: Ray Nance, Cootie Williams, Harry James, Dizzy Gillespie, Fats Navarro, Louis Armstrong and Miles Davis. Music includes: St Louis Blues, Salt Peanuts, Venus de Milo, Night in Tunisia, Trumpet Rhapsody and Ice Freezes Red.

GOP or WWE? If you heard a sound bite of a raucous crowd, would you know if it was a Republican or professional wrestling event?  Because sometimes they sound eerily similar… A year ago today, most people thought we would already be discussing a Hillary Clinton presidency, and the Trump train would have turned and the joke would be tired.  While the joke is tired, the Trump train is in full force.  However, Clinton’s journey to the White House has been far from any coronation that many had predicted, and surging surprise candidate, Bernie Sanders, has been able to maintain a virtual tie ahead of the infamous March 1st “Super Tuesday”.  But it’s also not helpful if you don’t know what a caucus or a primary is, or how these “super delegates” are giving a bleeding Clinton campaign so much needed assistance. Lastly, it seems totally implausible, but the factors motivating people who #feelthebern for self-described Socialist-Democrat Bernie Sanders are often the same factors motivating Trumpeters.  See how these outsider candidates are tapping into the very same frustrations in very different ways. Majority Villain is a show working to podcast the shit out of democracy.  Produced and hosted by Greg Haddock, co-hosted by Graham Rue with help from Andrea Schmidt.  For a full list of today’s contributors visit majorityvillain.com or check out the show notes on your device.  Find and like the show on Facebook and Twitter @majorityvillain and email greg@majorityvillain.com.  Music provided by Blue Dot Sessions, Evil Bear Boris, Will Bangs, and Broke for Free from www.freemusicarchive.org under Creative Commons licensing.

This week on "Radio Film School" is perhaps the most personal story I've ever publicly shared. And we see why that it is key to your journey as a filmmaker.Every self-respecting comic book nerd knows that the most iconic superheroes have origin stories tied to parents, and in many cases, fathers or father figures. Superman. Batman. Spider-Man. Thor. These are just a few whose origins as heroes are intimately tied to their parents and father figures.In this week's episode of "Radio Film School: Cinemaverick" we look at the role my father played in my own origin story as a filmmaker. We also meet my long-time friend and frequent podcast partner in crime, JD Cochran. And finally, we return where we left off last episode with Patrick Moreau of Stillmotion commenting about the death of his mother and the profound impact that had on him as an artist. In doing so, I delve into my own perilous territory as it relates to that subject.MusicMusic in this episode was curated from FreeMusicArchive.org.Little Wooden Church by The Trumpeters. Public Domain.A Man with the Golden Soul by Cullah. CC BY-SA.Please Listen Carefully by Jahzzar. CC BY-SA.A Lil Somethin' Somethin' by The Good Lawdz. CC BY-SA.Railroad's Whiskey Co. by Jahzzar. CC BY-SA.Vladimir Estragon by Jahzzar. CC BY-SA.God's Will by lo-fi is sci-fi. CC BY.The Sun is Schedule to Come Out Tomorrow by Chris Zabriskie.CC BY.Check out the blog post for this episode for family photos (including me and my brother in the bathtub). Subscribers get access to the episode early. Blog post won't go live until 6 am PST Sept 15.

This week, all about King James! Plus, Matt Slime stops by to tell the world about the Matt Slime Deli Special. Dr. Mamoud joins to teach a mummy safety course. Sexson Ryesmit takes us through a short canoe building theory course. Also, three of the worlds best trumpeters compete for the audience's favor. It's a wonderful episode, so turn your radio dial all the way to the right, to TES!

This great edition of the Kenton band performs one of composer/arranger Johnny Richards' masterpieces. It's a seven part suite called "Cuban Fire". Richards was born in Mexico of Spanish and Mexican parentage and this suite reflects not only his influences from the great modern classical composers like, Bartok, Stravinsky, Hindemith etc but also his Latino background. This edition of the Kenton band was fill of great soloists and they add to the expansive drama of this suite. Players like saxophonists, Lucky Thompson, Bill Perkins and Lennie Niehaus all solo here as do trombonists Carl Fontana, Bob Fitzpatrick and Kent Larsen. Trumpeters, Vinnie Tano and Sam Noto are heard as well . The Kenton band is driven by guitarist Ralph Blaze, bassist Curtis Counce and drum great Mel Lewis and is also driven by a Latin percussion ensemble and two tympani players. "Cuban Fire" is one of Kenton's best recordings and a favorite of people who don't really like the Kenton band! "Fuego Cubano!" on tap tonight!