Manny Laureano at ITG 2023 about orchestral trumpet section playing

Manny Laureano's masterclass about trumpet playing in an orchestral section with examples from his just released set of recordings found at www.OrchestralTrumpetSection.com
Principal Trumpet Manny Laureano joined the Minnesota Orchestra in 1981 after four years as principal with the Seattle Symphony Orchestra. He has performed solos in all the Orchestra's concert series and served as an assistant conductor during the 2005-06 season. In 1983 he performed the American premiere of the Wildgans Concerto for Trumpet with Leonard Slatkin conducting. In 2003 he premiered Stephen Paulus' Concerto for Two Trumpets and Orchestra, which was written for him and Doc Severinsen, who was then the Orchestra's principal pops conductor. His other solos with the Orchestra have included Haydn's Trumpet Concerto, Copland's Quiet City, Clarke's Southern Cross, Vizzutti's Compadre, Hertel's Concerto a cinque in D major, Bach's Second Brandenburg Concerto, and concertos by Arutunian and Tomasi. He has commissioned and performed several new pieces for trumpet and orchestra including works by Michael Gilbertson and Reinaldo Moya.
The trumpets on the recordings are as follows:
Manny Laureano - Principal Trumpet with Minnesota Orchestra
David Bamonte - Assistant Principal Trumpet with Oregon Symphony Orchestra
Matthew Sonneborn - Principal Trumpet with Naples Philharmonic
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[@velocirapture89]

He has one of the clearest, purist tones I have ever heard.

[@SupportTheArts-yo8ox]

Excellent!

[@benmcdonald2020]

Manny is the Greatest!🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺👍🏾

[@JeffPurtle]

Have you listened to the tracks on that site? Perfect intonation! Beautiful playing.

[@benmcdonald2020]

@@JeffPurtle yes I heard the first couple before they released them live at the Monette shop.

[@nrcg2317]

Great speaker!! I would love to hear you speak maestro!!!