Paul Sanchez Trio at Regattabar

**Show will take place in the Upper Courtyard area of The Charles Hotel**

Paul Sanchez, Trumpet player from Quito, Ecuador. Began his musical career at a very young age studying at the National Conservatory and the Brass Band of Ecuador. A couple of years later Paul started to Study at the Universidad San Francisco de Quito at the age of 14, This gives him the opportunity to be exposed to Jazz Big Bands providing him the opportunity to play with Jazz Musicians such us: Brad Goode, Jeff Galindo, Elizabeth Dotson, Greg Badolato, Rick Peckham and Antonio Hart. In 2009. Paul was able to obtain a full scholarship in the University of North Texas, where he takes lessons from masters such as: Rodney Booth, Mike Steinel and Lynn Seton...

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**Show will take place in the Upper Courtyard area of The Charles Hotel**

Paul Sanchez, Trumpet player from Quito, Ecuador. Began his musical career at a very young age studying at the National Conservatory and the Brass Band of Ecuador. A couple of years later Paul started to Study at the Universidad San Francisco de Quito at the age of 14, This gives him the opportunity to be exposed to Jazz Big Bands providing him the opportunity to play with Jazz Musicians such us: Brad Goode, Jeff Galindo, Elizabeth Dotson, Greg Badolato, Rick Peckham and Antonio Hart. In 2009. Paul was able to obtain a full scholarship in the University of North Texas, where he takes lessons from masters such as: Rodney Booth, Mike Steinel and Lynn Seton. In 2010 Paul won first place as melodic instrument in the “Emisarios Del Jazz” competition in Ecuador. This program gave Paul the opportunity to travel to the “Jamey Aebersold Summer Jazz Workshops” to later play a concert at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. In March 2011 Paul obtained the Presidential Scholarship from the prestigious Berklee College of Music. In Berklee Paul has the opportunity to share the stage with musicians like Antonio Sanchez, Terrance Blanchard, Los Hermanos Arango, Luis Enrique and Alejandro Sanz who he later performed with at the Latin Grammys

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