*Dr. Ronnie Ingle, Guest Artist Trumpet Recital

"...(Ingle) seamlessly transformed the Neruda Trumpet Concerto from a light, easy feel to an excitingly broad, diverse, and explosive sound...his soft high notes, balanced tempos, and shapely phrases maintained the music's tension while breathing life into the work like sunlight intensifying through a mirrors reflection..."
Susanne Holmlund
Sundsvalls (Sweden) Tidning Newspaper

"...from the opening number (Ingle's) evocation of Miles Davis and Chel Baker was undeniable...with solos full of lyricism, imagination, and harmonic balance..."
Hans-Erik Bergman
Sundsvalls (Sweden) Tidning Newspaper

Dr. Ronnie Ingle is Professor of Trumpet at the University of North Dakota and an Edwards Trumpet Performing Artist. He is a trumpet soloist of international acclaim, having recently performed in major international venues in Sweden, Australia, Canada, Brazil, China, Armenia, and the United States. He continues to appear as Resident Guest Artist and on Distinguished Artist Series' at numerous universities and institutions throughout the United States. Dr. Ingle serves as an adjudicator for the National Trumpet Competition in Washington, D.C. and the International Trumpet Guild Scholarship Competition. He was recently elected to the Editorial Review Board for the Journal of Research in Music Performance. His students consistently earn prestigious awards and honors as classical and jazz performers, and are accepted to graduate schools at the most highly acclaimed music conservatories and institutions throughout the United States. His trumpet ensemble has performed in the semifinal round of the National Trumpet Competition for the past three years, and has performed at the International Trumpet Guild Conference in Sydney, Australia and Minneapolis, Minnesota. They have once again been selected to perform at this year's ITG conference in Anaheim, California. Dr. Ingle's interest in music technology in teaching and performing have led to a performance at the SEAMUS (Society for Electro Acoustic Music in the United States) using MIDI wind controller technology, as well as multiple guest artist residencies, masterclasses, and presentations. His recent publication and recording through Carl Fischer Music entitled The Dauverné Solo Collection for Trumpet and Piano is available worldwide.