Arturo Sandoval‘s ‘Trumpet Evolution’ is an album (‘a journey through the great trumpeters from jazz’s and orchestral music’s past’) released on May 6, 2003 by Crescent Moon/Columbia.

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1 . La Virgen De La Macarena

2 . My Funny Valentine (w/ Linda Briceño)

3 . Joy Spring (w/ Johnny Page)


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Track Listing : 1.Dipper Mouth Blues (King Oliver) – 02:15 . 2.When It’S Sleepy Time Down South (Clarence Muse, Otis Rene, Leon René) – 03:02 . 3.At The Jazz Band Ball (Edwin Bransford “Daddy” Edwards, Edwin Edwards, Nick Larocca, Tony Sbarbaro, Larry Shields) – 02:56 . 4.La Virgen De La Macarena (Antonio Calero) – 03:06 . 5.I Can’T Get Started (Vernon Duke, Ira Gershwin) – 04:35 . 6.Concerto For Cootie (Duke Ellington) – 03:51 . 7.Little Jazz (Roy Eldridge, Buster Harding) – 02:40 . 8.The Man With A Horn (Eddie Delange, Jack Jenney, Bonnie Lake) – 03:30 . 9.Manteca (Gil Fuller, Dizzy Gillespie, Chico O’Farrill, Chano Pozo) – 03:23 . 10.Tee Pee Time (Clark Terry) – 04:07 . 11.Coloratura Concerto For Soprano: First Movement (Reinhold Glière) – 03:41 . 12.Nostalgia (Fats Navarro) – 03:31 . 13.’Round Midnight (Bernie Hanighen, Thelonious Monk, Cootie Williams) – 05:42 . 14.Maynard Ferguson (Shorty Rogers) – 04:16 . 15.My Funny Valentine (Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers) – 04:25 . 16.Joy Spring (Clifford Brown) – 04:17 . 17.Concerto In D Major: First Movement (Giuseppe Tartini) – 03:57 . 18.Up Jumped Spring (Freddie Hubbard) – 04:11 . 19.Later (Wynton Marsalis) – 04:01

Musicians : Arturo Sandoval – Cornet, Flugelhorn, Piccolo Trumpet, Trumpet, Vocals . Jerry Hey – Conductor . Ed Calle – Saxophone . Richard Feves – Bass . Edward Meares – Bass . Dennis Marks – Bass . Rose Corrigan – Bassoon . Emily Bernstein – Clarinet . Mike Gold – Clarinet . Ralph Williams – Clarinet (Bass) . Dan Higgins – Clarinet, Sax (Alto) . Kenneth Munday – Contrabassoon . Ernesto Simpson – Drums . Susan Greenberg – Flute . Jim Walker – Flute . Brian O’Connor – French Horn . Richard Todd – French Horn . Brad Wanaar – French Horn . Phillip Yao – French Horn . Dennis Budimir – Guitar . Phil Ayling – Oboe . Barbara Northcutt – Oboe . Jim Cox – Organ . Luis Conte – Percussion . Daniel Greco – Percussion . Bob Zimmitti – Percussion . Gary Grant – Pro-Tools, Trumpet . Robert Xavier Rodriguez – Piano . Mick Stern – Pro-Tools . Joel Peskin – Sax (Baritone) . Greg Huckins – Sax (Bass) . Rusty Higgins – Sax (Tenor) . Bill Liston – Sax (Tenor) . Felipe Lamoglia – Saxophone . William Frank “Bill” Reichenbach Jr. – Trombone . Rafael Méndez – Trumpet . Peter Limonick – Timpani . Hank Bredenberg – Trombone . Steven Holtman – Trombone . Charles Loper – Trombone . Andy Martin – Trombone . Richard Taylor “Dick” Nash – Trombone . Bruce Otto – Trombone . Wayne Bergeron – Trumpet . Charlie Davis – Trumpet . Larry Hall – Trumpet . Robert A. Karon – Trumpet . Jon Lewis – Trumpet . Malcolm Mcnabb – Trumpet . Tommy Johnson – Tuba . Brian Dembow – Viola . Carrie Holzman-Little – Viola . Roland Kato – Viola . Victoria Miskolczy – Viola . Richard Altenbach – Violin . Bruce Dukov – Violin . Julie Gigante – Violin . Clayton Haslop – Violin . Tamara Hatwan – Violin . Natalie Leggett – Violin . Ralph Morrison Iii – Violin . Sara Parkins – Violin . Katia Popov – Violin . Josefina Vergara – Violin . Roger Wilkie – Violin . Margaret Wooten – Violin . Ken Yerke – Violin . Stephen Erdody – Cello . Paula Hochhalter – Cello . Cecilia Tsan – Cello

Production : Produced By Melody Lisman . Charles Koff, Shorty Rogers, Jerry Hey, Ed Calle . Dave Marquette – Assistant Engineer . Charlie Pakkari – Assistant Engineer . Al Schmitt – Engineer . Armin Steiner – Engineer . Eric Schilling – Engineer, Mixing Engineer, Pro-Tools . Mike Fuller – Mastering Engineer

Arrangements : Charles Koff, Shorty Rogers, Jerry Hey, Ed Calle

Package : Julian Peploe – Art Direction . Arturo Sandoval – Liner Notes . Quincy Jones – Liner Notes . Arturo Jr. Sandoval – Illustrations . Omar Cruz – Photography . Gary Grant – Photography

Recorded 2002 – 2003.

Released On May 6, 2003 By Crescent Moon/Columbia.

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allmusic
And while the album is self-produced as well, Quincy Jones acted as an executive producer and no doubt wrote some charts. …This is a record so fine, so full of passion, grace, and elegance it simply needs to be heard to be believed. […]

JazzTimes
What’s the point? Why did Sandoval go to so much work to reproduce perfection? Because he can, I suppose. Few trumpeters could handle it. Then, there is the matter of homage; according to his liner notes, Sandoval genuinely admires his models. […]

skater @ RateYourMusic
The other side of this is coin is there is a great variety of styles and playing which makes it interesting and entertaining which was the ultimate purpose of all of these performers that are covered here. […]

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