Crispian Steele-Perkins is an esteemed British trumpeter, renowned for his expertise in Baroque music and his mastery of the natural trumpet. Born on December 18, 1944, Steele-Perkins emerged as a prominent figure in the realm of classical music, particularly known for his performances and recordings that span across various classical genres, with a special focus on the music of the 17th and 18th centuries. His career, which has spanned several decades, includes collaborations with leading orchestras, conductors, and ensembles around the world, showcasing his virtuosity and distinctive sound.

Steele-Perkins has an impressive discography, which highlights his adaptability and depth as a musician. Albums such as "Let The Bright Seraphim," and "Classical Trumpet Concertos," along with his dedicated exploration of the works of Torelli and other Baroque composers in "Torelli: Concertos" and "The Fam'd Italian Masters: Baroque Music for Trumpets & Strings," have cemented his reputation as a leading interpreter of Baroque trumpet music. His involvement in projects like "Coronation of the First Elizabeth," and "Bach, J.S.: Cantatas BWV 140 & 147" also reflects his broad musical interests and his commitment to bringing historic events and compositions to life through music. Steele-Perkins' significant contributions to the field, his innovative approach to performance, and his role in popularizing the natural trumpet have made him a pivotal figure in the classical music scene, inspiring both audiences and fellow musicians alike.

Genres

Baroque Brass

Classical Trumpet

Historically Informed Performance

Related Artists

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Latest Release

Let The Bright Seraphim

Crispian Steele-Perkins

Album - 26 Tracks - Released July 2, 2012