Stephen Haynes
Improvising Composer
Master Teaching Artist
Arts Consultant
Stephen Haynes is a product of the fertile Black Music Division at Bennington College, mentored by composer Bill Dixon. His early studies were with Frank Baird at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
As a sideman Haynes has specialized in orchestra music, working with such seminal composers as Bill Dixon, George Russell, La Monte Young, Cecil Taylor, Butch Morris, Earle Brown, Gunter Hampel, Leroy Jenkins, and Rhys Chatham.
Haynes performs on Trumpet, cornet (Bb and soprano), flugelhorn and altohorn. His first two CDs as a leader arrive in 2010: Parrhesia/Engine Records, with Joe Morris and Warren Smith; and Hebeshebewebe/hatOlogy Records, with Alan Jaffe, Mario Pavone and Warren Smith.
Since 2006, Haynes has reunited with his mentor Bill Dixon for performances and production work on 17 Musicians in Search of a Sound: Darfur/Aum Fidelity; and Tapestries for Small Orchestra/Firehouse 12 Records.
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Probably Al Hirt. He was a successful trumpeter and band leader who sold a lot of records
A trumpeter.
A "trumpet player" can be called a trumpeter. :)
Louis Armstrong Jazz trumpeter
Louis "Louy" Armstrong
Stephen Haynes was born in 1801.
Stephen Haynes died in 1879.
the correct word is trumpeter.
Triton was the trumpeter of the sea
Triton is the "Trumpeter of the Sea".
Yellowtail trumpeter was created in 1844.
Trumpeter Hornbill was created in 1824.
The Trumpeter of Krakow was created in 1928.
A Trumpeter's Lullaby was created in 1950.
Trumpeter whiting was created in 1824.
The Trumpeter of Krakow has 236 pages.
A bastard trumpeter is a fish of the genus Latridopsis forsteri.