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Miles Davis　( マイルス・デイヴィス )

Throughout a professional career lasting 50 years, {$Miles Davis} played the trumpet in a lyrical, introspective, and melodic style, often employing a stemless Harmon mute to make his sound more perso ..more

Maynard Ferguson　( メイナードファーガソン )

When he debuted with {$Stan Kenton’s Orchestra} in 1950, {$Maynard Ferguson} could play higher than any other trumpeter up to that point in {\jazz} history, and he was accurate. Somehow he kept most o ..more

Michael Rodriguez　

Markus Stockhausen　( マルクス・ストックハウゼン )

The son of the famous modern classical composer, {$Karlheinz Stockhausen}, {$Markus Stockhausen} has been a fixture on ECM recordings for several years. He started classical trumpet lessons in 1969 an ..more

Michael Mantler　( マイケル マントラー )

{$Michael Mantler} has had considerable impact on the jazz scene as a writer, player, label owner, and activist. He studied musicology and trumpet at the Academy of Music and Vienna University in the ..more

Mathias Eick　( マティアス アイク )

Norwegian trumpeter/multi-instrumentalist {$Mathias Eick} is a thoughtful, ambient-leaning jazz musician. Born in 1979, {$Eick} has performed with a variety of name players and is a member of {$the Tr ..more

Marcus Belgrave　( マーカス・ベルグレイブ )

Because he has spent most of his career in Detroit and has not recorded enough, {$Marcus Belgrave} has often been overlooked. A flexible and talented trumpeter able to play both {\hard bop} and {\free ..more

Michi Fujii　( フジイミチ )

Magnus Broo　( マグヌス ブロー )

Marcus Printup　( マーカス プリンタップ )

A talented trumpeter with a lot of potential, {$Marcus Printup} was discovered by {$Marcus Roberts} at the University of North Florida in 1991. {$Printup} started on trumpet in the fifth grade, played ..more

Muggsy Spanier　

{$Muggsy Spanier} was a predictable but forceful cornetist who rarely strayed far from the melody. Perfectly at home in {\Dixieland} ensembles, {$Spanier} was also an emotional soloist (equally influe ..more

Mark Rapp　

Marvin Stamm　

An excellent {\bop}-based trumpeter and a busy session player during much of his career, {$Marvin Stamm} has long been a flexible player. He started on trumpet when he was 12 and later studied at Nort ..more

Marten Lundgren　( マーテンラングレン )

Matt Shulman　( マットシュルマン )

{$Matt Shulman} may be the next {$Chet Baker}, {$Chris Botti}, or {$Brian Culbertson}, but only time will tell. Currently a {\jazz}/{\pop} trumpeter and vocalist, he started learning music with {\clas ..more

Marlon Jordan　( マーロンジョーダン )

The younger brother of flutist {$Kent Jordan} and the son of {\avant-garde} saxophonist {$Kidd Jordan}, {$Marlon Jordan} gained a great deal of attention early in his career, recording as a leader for ..more

Mel Davis　

Trumpet. Journeyman player who recorded in late ’50s, and early ’60s for Epic and Time labels. ~ Ron Wynn, Rovi ..more

Mike Koskinen　( マイクコスキネン )

Michael Stewart　( マイケル　パッチェススチュアート )

Thus far, {$Michael ”Patches” Stewart’s} role as a trumpeter has been primarily to fill in for the late {$Miles Davis}. Playing muted with {$Marcus Miller}, {$Stewart} can often sound very close to {$ ..more

Marco Tamburini