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     Wynton Marsalis Tribute to Louis Armstrong

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     Wynton Marsalis - Full Concert - 08/13/05 - Newport Jazz Festival (OFFICIAL)

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     Wynton Marsalis - Full Concert - 08/19/89 - Newport Jazz Festival (OFFICIAL)

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2. www.allaboutjazz.com › still-evolved-ted-nashTed Nash: Still Evolved album review @ All About Jazz

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   Dec 3, 2003 · With Wynton Marsalis on half the tunes and Marcus Printup on the other half, the saxophonist finds himself exploring those qualities that we look for in good musicianship. While interpreting his lovely ballad “Bells of Brescia,” for example, Nash and Marsalis go for the heart.

3. wyntonmarsalis.org › news › entryWynton Marsalis: Reclaiming the Jazz Tradition

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   Unlike those who wou see jazz history as a series of vaguely related but essentially discontinuous phases – New Orleans style, ragtime, swing, bebop, cool jazz, free jazz and fusion – Marsalis sees it as an evolving, consistent whole at least up to a certain point.

4. ums.org › 2022/09/26 › the-origins-of-wyntonThe Origins of Wynton Marsalis’s Massive ‘All Rise’

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   Sep 26, 2022 · On October 14, 2022, UMS will present Wynton Marsalis’s rarely heard All Rise (Symphony No. 1). This MASSIVE work requires a jaw-dropping 200+ artist ensemble, which includes the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, the University of Michigan Symphony Orchestra, University of Michigan Choirs, and the UMS Choral Union.

5. www.allaboutjazz.com › still-evolved-ted-nashTed Nash: Still Evolved album review @ All About Jazz

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   Marsalis and Printup appear on four tracks apiece, and each one gives full value, delivering workman-like performances that are bright and burnished without raising any goosebumps. The rhythm section, which has to stay alert and on its toes to decrypt Nash's blueprint, is forceful but not overbearing.

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6. www.washingtonpost.com › archive › lifestyleThe Highly 'Evolved' Jazz of Ted Nash - The Washington Post

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   May 25, 2003 · It takes a confident -- let's make that cocksure -- leader to share the front line with the most famous jazz musician in the world, and "Still Evolved" features trumpeter Wynton Marsalis,...

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Wynton_MarsalisWynton Marsalis - Wikipedia

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   Wynton Learson Marsalis (born October 18, 1961) is an American trumpeter, composer, and music instructor, who is currently the artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center. He has been active in promoting classical and jazz music, often to young audiences.

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   Does Wynton Marsalis think it's good or bad?

   • What they have done [to] me is not that bad.” As we shall see, however, Marsalis does not think it’s good either. Wynton Marsalis was born in New Orleans on October 18, 1961, the second son of jazz pianist and educator Ellis Marsalis.

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   Who is Wynton Marsalis?

   • All of the guys are trying to do something totally different, and they’re all on different levels of seriousness about music.” Since his emergence as a leader in 1982, trumpeter Wynton Marsalis has been widely considered to have the most promise of any jazz musician of his generation.

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   Is it time to stop talking about Wynton Marsalis?

   • Since his emergence as a leader in 1982, trumpeter Wynton Marsalis has been widely considered to have the most promise of any jazz musician of his generation. But in the tenth year of his solo career, as he approaches the age of 30, it is perhaps time to stop talking about Marsalis’s potential and start talking about his very real accomplishments.

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   Does Wynton Marsalis think a trumpet is good?

   • As we shall see, however, Marsalis does not think it’s good either. Wynton Marsalis was born in New Orleans on October 18, 1961, the second son of jazz pianist and educator Ellis Marsalis. He was given a trumpet from Al Hirt, but didn’t really begin to work on the instrument until he began studying classical music at 12.

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9. wyntonmarsalis.org › images › pressBiography - wyntonmarsalis.org

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   Wynton Marsalis is a prolific and inventive composer. He is the world’s first jazz artist to perform and compose across the full jazz spectrum from its New Orleans roots to bebop to modern jazz. He has also composed a violin concerto and four symphonies to introduce new rhythms to the classical music canon.