Category: news
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benedetto marcello sonata
Here is a sample of the first two movements of Benedetto Marcello’s Sonata for Violoncello and Continuo in G minor. These two movements were recorded live, November 19, 2011 in Yale’s Sudler Recital Hall. I am joined in this performance by Melody Quah, piano.
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recital – march 31, 8pm
Just a quick note to announce my Degree Recital on March 31, at 8pm in Yale’s Sprague Recital Hall. Repertoire to be announced!
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parable – persichetti
I decided it was time to post a new sound byte – this one being from this past May’s Trombone Studio Recital at Yale. It’s a recording of Parable XVIII for Trombone, Op. 133 by Vincent Persichetti.
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technological marvels
Thank you all for streaming the concert yesterday! I had 9 viewers online and about 30 people in the audience. Not bad for a show during Thanksgiving Recess and in direct competition with the Yale|Harvard football game (which is a pretty big deal). It’s amazing how easy it was to stream the concert, after dealing…
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livestreaming slidebone – november 19 2pm
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slidebone for trombone solo
This weekend on Saturday, November 19, 2011 at 2pm in Sudler Recital Hall located in Yale University’s William H. Harkness Hall, I will be premiering Erik Nielsen’s new work for trombone Slidebone for trombone solo. The concert will be recorded, and may be live streamed as the date approaches. Come or listen if you can, or…
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slidebone: preparing for the premiere
On Saturday November 19, 2011, I will be performing a solo recital at 2:00pm in Sudler Recital Hall which is located in Willam H. Harkness at 100 Wall Street on Yale University’s campus. On this concert I will present the world premiere of a new work for trombone solo by Erik Neilsen titled “Slidebone.” This three…
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final concert at norfolk – böhme sextet
This Saturday, August 13 at 10:30 a.m. marks the final concert for the Young Artist Performance Series at Norfolk this summer. The Excalibur Brass will be performing the first, second and final movement from Oskar Böhme’s Sextet which calls for three trumpets, horn, trombone and tuba. We will be taking the stage with Yale faculty…
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l’histoire du soldat
On August 5, the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival presents Stravinsky’s L’histoire du soldat, conducted by Ransom Wilson, choreographed by Katie Stevinson-Nollet and the Full Force Dance theatre, with narration by John McDonough. The Soldier’s Tale was written in 1918 and features a septet of violin, double bass, clarinet, bassoon, cornet, trombone and percussion. This small…
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dance suite from “pariser tanzbuch”
Thursday Night’s Young Artist Performer Series at the Norfolk Festival features the Excalibur Brass Quintet performing an arrangement of dances from Pierre Attaingnant’s collection:”Pariser Tanzbuch.” The collection was published in 1530, and features dozens of early renaissance-style dances. This arrangement by Allan Dean, Professor of Trumpet at Yale, features is a collection of several dances in…