Steve Patrick has been on thousands of recordings including albums, film scores, and television, and has been a member of the Nashville String Machine for over 20 years.

Mr. Patrick can be heard on artist albums such as Celine Dion, Carrie Underwood, Marc Broussard, Vince Gill,  Take 6, Colbie Caillat, Kenny Chesney, Matchbox 20, Brooks and Dunn, Willie Nelson, Glenn Frey, Rascal Flatts, Trey Anastasio, Toby Keith, The Mavericks, Elton John, Sara Evans, Garth Brooks, Norah Jones, Jaci Velasquez, and Erin McCarley to name a few.

Steve has performed and/or toured live with artists such as Maynard Ferguson, Paul Simon, Ben Folds, Glenn Frey, Aretha Franklin, The Dixie Chicks, Randy Brecker, Kenny Loggins, The Temptations, Michael McDonald, Kenny Rogers, Barry Manilow, Patti Austin, The Four Tops, and many more.

Orchestral freelance performances include such noteworthy organizations as the Nashville Symphony, the Knoxville Symphony, Huntsville Symphony, and the Chattanooga Symphony.

Steve has taught trumpet as an adjunct faculty member at Belmont University, Trevecca Nazarene University, Cumberland University, and Middle Tennessee State University.  He also teaches master classes and clinics.

Mr. Patrick can also be heard on publishing media such as Arrangers Publishing, Music theater international,  Disney theatrical, Row-Loff Productions, Music Minus One, and Hal Leonard to name a few.

Steve received his Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies from Indiana University, where he was a student of David Baker, Dominic Spera, and Bill Adam.

A personal note.  As I look at the talent represented on this site, and the individual accomplishments, I am deeply humbled to be a part of such a community of musicians.  I feel a great deal of appreciation and gratitude towards Carl Gorodetzky, the Nashville String Machine, and the players that I have been fortunate enough to play next to for the last 20+ years.  (And continue to play with.)  I would not be the well rounded musician, or the person that I am today without their mentorship, artistic excellence, and professionalism.