Armando Ghitalla Oscar Bohme Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra Op.18

[Ashleygriffinmusic]

1 dislike. Obviously can't play it himself.

[arabjazz]

There is something in the sounds of Ghitalla, Dokshzer, Andre, that you don't hear in even the best of today's crop of incredible virtuoso soloists. Damn what playing this is!!

[trumpetdude18]

In the early 1980's, I attended a Master Class held by Armando Ghitalla, at the Royal Conservatory of Music, University of Toronto. He was quite affable and a PERFECT trumpeter. He played several orchestral excerpts flawlessly and was a very positive mentor to various students who had the nerve to get up and play in front of the great master. At the end of the Master Class, he read for awhile and basically espoused his philosophy about professional trumpeting. I learned much. Lino Varano.

[HarpsichordM]

@trumpetdude18 Thank you very much for your lovely comment. I am very glad, that you wrote warm words about Armando Ghitalla. Once again thank you.

[DragonSpork]

Armando Ghitalla was my teacher's teacher's teacher. Essentially the skills that I am learning are from Mr. Ghitalla. What a beautiful Concereto, I am enthralled to be playing the first movement :)

[HarpsichordM]

@DragonSpork Thank you very much for your kind and interesting comment. I am happy, that you have wonderful teacher and I wish you much successes. M.

[bugler1989]

this is one of my favorite recordings of Boehme Concerto!

[citizenbanana]

Man! If only he had done this at 25! Armando was a special player. He was my father's favorite trumpet player.

[HarpsichordM]

@citizenbanana Thank you very much for your nice comment. Armando Ghitalla was great trumpetist.