Met him when he came to Nashville. I had played at a venue several hours before and still had my horn in the truck.i ran into him outback of his bus. I was on my way back to the truck and had locked my keys inside. well the back sliding window was open so since it was being towed away i pulled my horn out.he saw me, invited me in and we talked and I shit u not i sat on his bus and played A Mi Manera with him. He is without a doubt a wonderful man and musician. I will cry the day this man dies.
A few years back I had the opportunity to share the stage with Arturo. Before the concert began he was playing on the piano when I showed him a transcription of one of his pieces I played in college. When I asked him to autograph it for me he took the manuscript out of my hands and played the entire piece for me on the piano. He wouldn't let the house open the doors until he was finished playing the song, I Left This Space for You. It's now framed in my office.
To the person calling him "cocky." Met him at a Arts festival ~2001. I was embarrassed because only 300 or so people showed up. He still played straight for two hours and kicked arse. After the show, he came out of his trailer to sign autographs. I asked what horn/mouthpiece he played? He said "juss a minute." When into trailer got his horn. Handed it to me and said "you play." I respectfully declined. Pulled out MP and said I give this to you but it is my good one. We laughed. It was very old.
ya, i just met him about 1 week ago at the iridium jazz club in NYC, and i asked him what kind of mouthpiece he played, and he pulled it right out and showed it to me up close. he is a very down to earth kind of guy. he just walked into the venue before the show without an escort or a grand entrance or anything, he just sort of strolled in.
I met him at his club in Miami Sandoval's a few years ago. He was a cool guy. I too asked him about his mouthpiece and he showed me it. It was a 3C Bach I believe.
I met him at the Blue Note in NYC. His sax player at the time looked at me and saw I was holding a postcard with Dizzy's image on it and I told him I wanted Arturo to sign it. The sax man just looked at me and said, "go ahead in there, man--he don't mind." He was right, Sandoval didn't mind. He signed, and joked around a bit. When his set was through, he left the stage in front of me and during a standing ovation, patted my tummy, smiled, said, "I can tell you feel it, don't you, man?"
You have it all wrong. Sorry. Arturo sent me one of his trumpets just because I couldn't afford to buy a trumpet and was practicing in music stores in hard times. He seen my internet post and sent me a prototype Leblanc. He is a great person. He loves music and also loves to please the crowd. The crowds come to see high notes from him so what do you expect? He's a really nice gentleman.
you know arturo you are a great trumpet player and a very helpful man to your family members, I respect that, but you dont have to tell other trumpet players to quit on trumpet or say bad things into thier face and I know cause you said it to my friend but we both can hit doubles and triples ok and also your jazz club was closed due to poor manners, you wouldnt been here right now if it wasn't for dizzy. your a good trumpet player, but a bad person to other trumpet players out there. its true!!
One of my Heroes for sure! I met him in 2004 a few days before Christmas and had dinner with him at a Jazz Club in downtown St. Louis...no lie! Just sitting and talking with him was an experience I will NEVER forget! Arturo, you're the GREATEST man!
amigo sasalote entiendo tu comentario pero dejame decirte con todo respeto q yo soy trompetista y un musico muy respetado en mi pais venezuela, arturo puede tocar clasico y lo ha demostrado pero nunca maurice andre podra tocar algo de latino y creo q el maestro maurice es uno de los mas grandes.
He escuchado unas obras de Haydn y Hummel interpretada por Sandoval,los autores deben estar revolcandose en su tumba. Pasteleros a tus pasteles. Trompeta Maestro de Jazz,pero clásico no. En clásico hay un unico maestro Maurice André.
lastima que lo entiendo las palabras del maestro jeje :)
AnGeLL928 9 months ago
Met him when he came to Nashville. I had played at a venue several hours before and still had my horn in the truck.i ran into him outback of his bus. I was on my way back to the truck and had locked my keys inside. well the back sliding window was open so since it was being towed away i pulled my horn out.he saw me, invited me in and we talked and I shit u not i sat on his bus and played A Mi Manera with him. He is without a doubt a wonderful man and musician. I will cry the day this man dies.
lcplBozeman 1 year ago
Sign of a great person, never forget where you came from, and never be afraid to tell everyone your roots and how you grew up. A GREAT MAN
WELLBRAN 2 years ago
A few years back I had the opportunity to share the stage with Arturo. Before the concert began he was playing on the piano when I showed him a transcription of one of his pieces I played in college. When I asked him to autograph it for me he took the manuscript out of my hands and played the entire piece for me on the piano. He wouldn't let the house open the doors until he was finished playing the song, I Left This Space for You. It's now framed in my office.
CervantesJO 2 years ago
To the person calling him "cocky." Met him at a Arts festival ~2001. I was embarrassed because only 300 or so people showed up. He still played straight for two hours and kicked arse. After the show, he came out of his trailer to sign autographs. I asked what horn/mouthpiece he played? He said "juss a minute." When into trailer got his horn. Handed it to me and said "you play." I respectfully declined. Pulled out MP and said I give this to you but it is my good one. We laughed. It was very old.
lizard944 3 years ago 5
but i gotta ask still, what kind was it?
trump3t 3 years ago
ya, i just met him about 1 week ago at the iridium jazz club in NYC, and i asked him what kind of mouthpiece he played, and he pulled it right out and showed it to me up close. he is a very down to earth kind of guy. he just walked into the venue before the show without an escort or a grand entrance or anything, he just sort of strolled in.
clcsuperstar 2 years ago
I met him at his club in Miami Sandoval's a few years ago. He was a cool guy. I too asked him about his mouthpiece and he showed me it. It was a 3C Bach I believe.
billzman 2 years ago
I met him at the Blue Note in NYC. His sax player at the time looked at me and saw I was holding a postcard with Dizzy's image on it and I told him I wanted Arturo to sign it. The sax man just looked at me and said, "go ahead in there, man--he don't mind." He was right, Sandoval didn't mind. He signed, and joked around a bit. When his set was through, he left the stage in front of me and during a standing ovation, patted my tummy, smiled, said, "I can tell you feel it, don't you, man?"
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quencho092 3 years ago
You have it all wrong. Sorry. Arturo sent me one of his trumpets just because I couldn't afford to buy a trumpet and was practicing in music stores in hard times. He seen my internet post and sent me a prototype Leblanc. He is a great person. He loves music and also loves to please the crowd. The crowds come to see high notes from him so what do you expect? He's a really nice gentleman.
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you know arturo you are a great trumpet player and a very helpful man to your family members, I respect that, but you dont have to tell other trumpet players to quit on trumpet or say bad things into thier face and I know cause you said it to my friend but we both can hit doubles and triples ok and also your jazz club was closed due to poor manners, you wouldnt been here right now if it wasn't for dizzy. your a good trumpet player, but a bad person to other trumpet players out there. its true!!
Jedimaster20 3 years ago
Wow, really? What happened?
ethanthemusician 3 years ago
great men... great musician...great trumpet player... great humankind example... great arturo sandoval... we meet in new jersey 2006
pjsveiga 4 years ago 10
Def, God bless bro. Keep tearing that trumpet up.
xRisingForcex 4 years ago 2
he came to zanzibar blue in philadelphia and i sat down and had dinner with him also
one of the nicest musicinas i ever met
jazzmanny5555 4 years ago 2
Beautiful
Wavingclouds 4 years ago
One of my Heroes for sure! I met him in 2004 a few days before Christmas and had dinner with him at a Jazz Club in downtown St. Louis...no lie! Just sitting and talking with him was an experience I will NEVER forget! Arturo, you're the GREATEST man!
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haraldtheman 4 years ago
amigo sasalote entiendo tu comentario pero dejame decirte con todo respeto q yo soy trompetista y un musico muy respetado en mi pais venezuela, arturo puede tocar clasico y lo ha demostrado pero nunca maurice andre podra tocar algo de latino y creo q el maestro maurice es uno de los mas grandes.
rafaelelgordo 4 years ago
Maestro de la trompeta,en jazz latino,claramente.
He escuchado unas obras de Haydn y Hummel interpretada por Sandoval,los autores deben estar revolcandose en su tumba. Pasteleros a tus pasteles. Trompeta Maestro de Jazz,pero clásico no. En clásico hay un unico maestro Maurice André.
sasalote 4 years ago
un musico que toca con el corazon.
carlsabian 5 years ago
el No. 1 de la trompeta
GProductions1 5 years ago