Brass Notes: Daniel Wright's Musical Journey through Art, Community, and Creativity
Daniel Wright is a trumpeter and brass teacher based in Philadelphia. He has performed at prestigious venues such as The Academy of Music, The Forrest Theatre, and The Kimmel Center. He has also played in New York City at Carnegie Hall and The Lincoln Center.
Daniel shares his journey in music and his experiences performing in the Philadelphia music scene. He talks about his early music memories, choosing the trumpet as his instrument, and his decision to pursue music as a career. Daniel discusses the importance of being diverse as a musician and the challenges of making a living solely from playing jazz. He also highlights the role of showmanship in commercial music and the impact of the audience on a performance. Daniel emphasizes the need to be adaptable and prepared for the unpredictable nature of the music industry.
In this edition:
- Join us in exploring the multifaceted journey of Daniel Wright as he discusses the pivotal role of diversity in musicianship, unearthing the ways it opens doors to new opportunities and enriches the creative experience.
- We delve into the captivating world of showmanship within commercial music, uncovering how Daniel Wright's insights illuminate the art of captivating audiences and the vital role it plays in a musician's career.
- Experience the transformative power of the audience through Daniel Wright's perspective as we delve into the symbiotic exchange of energy that transpires during a performance, transcending mere entertainment to forge a profound spiritual connection.
- We navigate the dynamic landscape of the music industry with Daniel Wright, exploring the essential traits of adaptability and readiness that equip musicians to navigate the unpredictable nature of the industry and its ever-shifting gig landscape.
Join me in this insightful conversation with trumpeter and brass teacher, Daniel Wright, as we discuss his journey in the music industry and the importance of diversity in the arts. Check out the podcast episode now!
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Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.
Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.
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Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.
Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.
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Daniel Wright
Daniel Wright, trumpeter, brass teacher, and clinician has a B.M. in music performance from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY. Daniel is a very active performer in the Greater-Philadelphia area. He has played at venues such as The Academy of Music, The Forrest Theatre, and The Kimmel Center. He has also performed in New York city at venues such as Carnegie Hall and The Lincoln Center. Daniel’s most recent recording credit was with R. Kelly for the album “Write Me Back”. In addition to his performance schedule, Daniel has a Private Studio in Philadelphia, PA . He teaches at a number of schools in the region, including four branches of Settlement Music School and Germantown Friends School. Daniel is also a Teaching Artist for Tune Up Philly, a subsidiary of the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra.