HASANI ARTHUR TRUMPETER


Hailed from Brooklyn New York, he is classically trained, he attended prestigious music Institutions including: The Julliard School (MAP), New York City All Jazz High School Band, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, and the Brooklyn Music & Arts Program; On Wednesday February 6, 2008,

He appeared along with Innovative Soundz on Amateur Night at the Apollo.

HASANI ARTHUR

They are Apollo winners. Hasani along with BMAP Band was selected to participate in the 2009 Presidential Inauguration Parade.

In 2010 Hasani Arthur was one of the winner’s on Seeking Satch Trumpet Contest.

In 2011, he was asked to be apart of KENDRICK LAMAR “RIGAMORTIS video, he is the horn player on the left.

With his latest album Jazz Revamp ”King Arthur”, Hasani wants to promote Jazz to his younger fans.

His campaign is currently being Promoted On Top Sites.

From Jan 14, 2026 ~ Present, a total of 177,650 fans viewed the Campaign. Mr. Arthur compose the music for Tropicana Soca song “Come On Over.

He also writes, produce, and compose music for other musicians

Performances

Perform for Weddings, Corporate Events and Private Parties
Participated in the 2009 Presidential Inauguration Parade
Participated in the Bahamas 2008 Band Competition
Brooklyn Borough President Summer Plaza Concert Series

Influences

Wynton Marsalis, John Coltrane, Billie Holiday, George Benson, Grover Washington Jr., Bill Withers and many others.

The young and talented master musician Hasani Arthur skillfully played his trumpet in the background to create the perfact ambiance

— Eulene Inniss, Amsterdam News

New Orleans, LA – the French Quarter Festival, the New Orleans Jazz Institute trumpet players for “Seeking Satch” competition at the New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park. The New Orleans Jazz Institute’s partner, the New Orleans Watching these four young trumpeters play with such determination and confidence reminded me that the next Louis Armstrong is among us.” said Irvin Mayfield, judge and Artistic Director of the New Orleans Jazz Institute.

— New Orleans Jazz Institute and UNO Jazz Studies program