Marsalis

[ mahr-sal-is ]

noun

1. Wyn·ton [win, -tn], born 1961, U.S. jazz and classical music trumpeter, jazz composer, educator, and executive.

Marsalis

/ mɑːˈsɑːlɪs /

noun

1. MarsalisWynton1961MUSMUSIC: jazz trumpeterMUSIC: classical trumpeter Wynton. born 1961, US jazz and classical trumpeter

Example Sentences

Welcome to a day in the life of Wynton, just one of the famous Marsalis musicians, and dig on him dropping into this episode of The Carlos Watson Show.

From Ozy

When I sat down, Marsalis offered praise, saying my words were “moving … funny ... and to the point.”

From The Daily Beast

Marsalis says the importance of performance is deeply rooted in the New Orleans tradition.

From The Daily Beast

Still despite the critical acclaim and overall success of JALC, Marsalis continues to face his fair share of critics.

From The Daily Beast

Marsalis simply smiles and shakes his wearily at the criticism that's followed him for most of his career.

From The Daily Beast

Living With Jazz by Dan Morgenstern and Moving To Higher Ground by Wynton Marsalis.

From The Daily Beast

Well, I don't remember whether it was the Marsalis or the Romana.

From Project Gutenberg

Seven blocks, Beckley is seven blocks west of Marsalis, is that correct?

From Project Gutenberg

I understand that, but do you call that run the Marsalis run as well as the Munger run?

From Project Gutenberg

Both buses travel the same route to Marsalis and the Ramona bus on that part travel the same route.

From Project Gutenberg

Then at the corner of 11th, at the intersection of 11th and Marsalis both buses travel the same route?

From Project Gutenberg