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Rafael Mendez : ウィキペディア英語版
Rafael Méndez

Rafael Méndez (March 26, 1906 - September 15, 1981) was a popular Mexican virtuoso solo trumpeter. He is known as the "Heifetz of the Trumpet."〔(Rafael Méndez - Music Biography, Credits and Discography : AllMusic )〕
Méndez was born in Jiquilpan, Michoacán, Mexico. As a young child, he was the cornetist for Pancho Villa. His most famous recording, "Moto Perpetuo", was written in the eighteenth century by Niccolò Paganini for violin and features Mendez double-tonguing continuously for over 4 minutes while circular breathing to give the illusion that he is not taking a natural breath while playing.
From 1950 to 1975, Méndez was a full-time soloist, performing as many as 125 concerts per year. He was also very active as a recording artist, with many of his recordings now available on compact disc. He contributed to the films ''Flying Down to Rio'' and ''Hondo'', among others.
Méndez was legendary for his tone, range, technique and unparalleled double tonguing. His playing was characterized by a brilliant tone, wide vibrato and clean, rapid articulation. His repertoire was a mixture of classical, popular, jazz, and Mexican folk music. He contributed many arrangements and original compositions to the trumpet repertoire. His ''Scherzo in D minor'' is often heard in recitals, and has been recorded by David Hickman.
The music building of Arizona State University, which houses the Rafael Méndez Library, was established in 1993.
In 2006, the Los Angeles Opera paid tribute to Rafael Mendez by performing a work based on his life. A reviewer in The Los Angeles Times noted, "He has been called the greatest trumpet player of all time."〔
==Discography〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://mendezlibrary.asu.edu/biography/albums.php )〕==

*''Concerto for Méndez''
*''Love and Inspiration''
*''Magnificent Méndez''
*''Méndez in Madrid''
*''Méndez Plays Arban'
*''Rafael Méndez & Laurindo Almeida Together''
*''Rafael Méndez (unplayed 4 disc set)''
*''Rafael Méndez and His Orchestra'
*''The Magic Trumpet of Rafael Méndez''
*''The Majestic Sound of Rafael Méndez''
*''The Singing Trumpet''
*''The Trumpet Virtuosity of Rafael Méndez''
*''Trumpet Extraordinary'' (1957)
*''Trumpet Showcase''
*''Trumpet Solos Extraordinary''
*''Trumpet Spectacular''

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