Artist description Silvertrump is structured similarly to Mannheim Steamroller. Frances Thomas is the major composer and arranger and her trumpet playing and keyboards are featured prominently. Choirs, Chamber groups and other performers are used extensively to comprise the eclectic mix of Silvertrump's sound.

Music Style Millennial Music, Classical, Jazz Fusion, Mood, Trumpet, Synthesizer

Musical Influences Bach, Mozart, Maurice Andre, Rafael Mendez, Phil Driscoll, Anton Heiller, E. Power Biggs

Similar Artists Mannheim Steamroller, Enya, Windham Hill Artists, Cool Trumpet, Hot Synthesizer

Group Members In the same manner that Chip Davis IS Mannhiem Steamroller, Frances Thomas is Silvertrump - with the help of dozens of classically trained and highly skilled international artists.

Instruments Canadian Brass Trumpets, Getzen Flugel Horn, African Antelope Shofar, Kurzweil, Roland, and Yamaha Synths, MicroSound Digital Audio Workstation

Albums Angels We Have Heard On High, Rejoice, Cry Holy, Jerusalem Morning

Press Reviews Frances Thomas...has been invited to solo with the New English Orchestra in Salzburg, Austria, at the International Music Festival, the most prestigious music festivial in the world. Ms. Thomas will solo on the Trumpet Concerto in Eb by Haydn

Additional Info Due to space limitations on DAM CD's, "I Will Give You Rest" has been left off the CD titled "Jerusalem Morning". You may purchase the full retail version at Amazon.com. A link has been provided in the CD purchase section of this page. Considering the segue between "Malachi" and "Father's, Return to Your Children", the DAM CD contains a "merged" version - that is, both pieces are on one track. The same holds true for "Blow the Trumpet" and "Shofar & Drum Call".

Location Colorado Springs, CO - USA

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