Knox Summerour

I’m excited to announce I’m featured in this new game music cover video, produced by the fine folks over at Tannery Music Labs. Delfino Plaza from Super Mario Sunshine, a classic tune!

380,000 video views later, Battle Hymn at The Rose Bowl is now available for unlimited streaming and download below.  Enjoy and Go Dawgs!

Thank you so much to Scott Mayo of ABC’s Dancing With The Stars, Sergio Mendes, and Earth, Wind, & Fire fame for being the first ever guest on my Podcast, KnoxCast: Music On Music. Wonderful conversation! Bob Wilson of SeaWind / Jerry Hey Horns is up next. KnoxCast is launching January 2018; follow me on twitter for more frequent updates.

As a former Redcoat & UGA Alumnus, although I was a 1st Trumpet, I never got the chance to play the Battle Hymn Solo at the game. With this in mind, I thought there would be no better way to Call The Dawgs to my current home, beautiful Pasadena and L.A., than with this short Hype Video, to fire up those that are coming out here (and those that aren’t) for the 2018 Rose Bowl Game between our Georgia Bulldogs and the Oklahoma Sooners. Go Dawgs! (Battle Hymn arranged by the legendary Jeff Simmons – Transcribed, Recorded, & Produced by Knox Summerour)

The Christmas Trumpet Vol. 1 has been remastered to sound even better for Christmas 2017 – purchase it now for just $7 (or more, if you choose)!  Also available on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, and more.

In just the first the 10 days following its release, the new hit Chinese TV drama First Half Of My Life 我的前半生 hit 350 Million views – and that’s internet alone. The 42-episode series features 2 of my songs (vocals & trumpet) and you can download both of them below.  Thank you to the show’s composer Nathan Wang for having me be a part of this!

You can now head over to the Store page to purchase music through our partner bandcamp.com!  Or see below:

Songs from What Women Want (我知女人心) – BUY

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The Christmas Trumpet, Volume 1 – BUY

 

A few years back Fred Mills took a group of us to New York City to record a live album.  I was fortunate to be able to record this solo, Allen Vizzutti’s composition “Zamba,” which I transcribed and arranged for brass ensemble.  Enjoy!