Tony Glausi

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Tony Glausi
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Glausi performing Rie y Llora
Background information
Born(1994-08-30)August 30, 1994
Eugene, Oregon, United States
Origin Portland, Oregon, United States
Genres Jazz
Occupation(s)Musician, music producer
Instrument(s)Trumpet, flugelhorn, vocal, piano
Website tonyglausi.com

Tony Glausi (born August 30, 1994) is an American trumpeter, keyboardist, vocalist, composer, and music producer. [1] [2] [3] [4]

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Early life and education

Glausi was born to musician parents and grew up in Portland, Oregon. He picked up the trumpet at age 10 and studied classical music until age 16, continuing his studies at West Linn High School. He studied jazz performance and composition respectively as an undergraduate and later master's student at the University of Oregon in Eugene, Oregon. [5]

Career

In his college years, Glausi performed in the Pacific Northwest with artists including pianist Randy Porter, vocalist Halie Loren, and pianist George Colligan while also leading his own quintet and 9-piece band. [1] [6] [7] In 2016, he recorded his debut album Identity Crisis. [1] [8] Upon winning the 2016-2017 Laurie Frink Career Grant. [9]

Since 2018, Glausi has resided in New York City. He performs with pianist and singer Peter Cincotti, Remy Le Boeuf’s Assembly of Shadows, Nana Mendoza, Big Daddy Kane, Emmet Cohen and many others. [10] [9] [11] [3] [12]

He performed at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Montreal, [13] the Leopolis Jazz Festival in Ukraine, [14] the Seoul Jazz Festival in South Korea, the Java Jazz Festival in Indonesia, and the Blue Note Jazz Club in New York. [15]

Glausi currently serves on the faculty of the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music in New York City. [3]

Awards

The International Trumpet Guild named Glausi the winner of its 2017 Jazz Improvisation Competition. He also won 1st place at the 2017 Carmine Caruso International Jazz Trumpet Solo Competition. Glausi was the sole recipient of the 2016–17 Laurie Frink Career Grant. He also earned 1st place in the jazz division of the 2014 National Trumpet Competition [9] [3] [16]

Discography

As leader

TitleYearLabel
Identity Crisis2015Independent [17]
One-Dimensional Man2016Independent [17]
Bad Boy (Live at the Jazz Station)2017Independent [17]
Christmas With Tony Glausi2017Independent [17]
TGXP Vol I: Midnight Snack2018Independent
TGXP Vol II: Confessional2018Independent
Exclusively Trumpet, Vol. 1 – EP2019Independent
My Favorite Tunes2020Independent
Sabor a Mí – EP2020Outside in Music [3]
When It All Comes Crashing Down2021Outside in Music [18]
EVERYTHING AT ONCE 2021Outside in Music [19]
EVERYTHING AT ONCE (DELUXE)2022Outside in Music [20]
Noche No Te Vayas – EP2022Outside in Music
Awaken2024La Reserve Records [21]

As sideman

Album artistTitleYearLabel
Torrey Newhart QuintetMarmara2013FatSon Music [22]
Red Pants TrioSquare One2014Independent [23]
George Colligan & Theoretical PlanetsRisky Notion2015Origin Records [24]
Sean Peterson Ess-tetLet It Show2015Independent [25]
Jessika Smith Big BandTricks of Light2015PJCE Records [26]
The LiaisonsThe Liaisons2016Independent [27]
Torrey Newhart's Obsidian AnimalsSound In-Sight2016FatSon Music [28]
Gabriel DavilaFamilia2016Independent [29]
Lyle HopkinsMay 15, 20162016Independent
Nancy HamiltonDreamsville2016Independent [30]
Ruth TheodoreCactacus2016Aveline Records [31]
Mastrogiovanni Ska Jazz EnsembleMastrogiovanni Ska Jazz Ensemble – EP2016Independent [32]
Peter Hollens A Hollens Family Christmas2017One Voice Productions [33]
Ben LaTorracaSeptet & Quartets Live2017Independent [34]
Red Pants TrioThis is RPT2018Independent [35]
Evynne Hollens Never Enough Broadway: The Contemporary Collection2018One Voice Productions [36]
BG & the Sus 7Morning Prayer – EP2019Independent
Peter Hollens Magically Legendary Covers2019One Voice Productions [37]
Speno & SmythHand Me Downs – EP2020Speno & Smyth [38]
MoblinYuckgod2020HELLA-DREGS [39]
Remy Le Boeuf's Assembly of ShadowsArchitecture of Storms2021SoundSpore Records [40]
Martina DaSilva Living Room 12021La Reserve Records [41]
yuckgod & GhoulioYuckyghoul 22021HELLA-DREGS [42]
Milena BrodyYa2022Brody Music [43]
Brooke RobertsonPickin' All Day Long2023Brooke Robertson Music [44]
Nana Mendoza...2023Natalia Mendoza [45]
Peter Cincotti Killer on the Keys2023Freddy Eggs Records [46]
Sean MasonThe Southern Suite2023Blue Engine Records [47]
Remy Le Boeuf's Assembly of ShadowsHeartland Radio2024Le Boeuf Music [48]

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