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Bob Hughes
(About/Biographies)
...this time the SNO made many acclaimed recordings with conductor Neemi Järvi. In 1989 he moved to
London
to join the Philharmonia Orchestra, succeeding Ray Premru. At this time he also bec...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
2.
Friends and Relations: The Sackbut
(Resources/Archived Articles)
...s (Renaissance variations) on the popular song Suzanne ung jour for "Trombone alla bastarda" (
London
Pro Musica, LPM REP15). The term "bastarda" does not refer to the piece's re...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
3.
Officers of the British Trombone Society
(About/Officers & Staff)
... webmaster2@britishtrombonesociety.org News & Events Editor David Read 64A Dunlace Road
London
E5 0NE +44 (0)7812 080933 news@britishtrombonesociety.org Magazine Edit...
Saturday, 24 May 2008
4.
Trombone Days 2009
(News/Latest News)
...one featured in an evening concert with the Scottish National Wind Orchestra. Venue: RSAMD, Glasgow.
London
- 21 June TBC - Hopefully this date will be confirmed and Bob Hughes can welcome us bac...
Thursday, 08 January 2009
5.
"The Improved Trombone": an essay in Edwardian ingenuity
(Resources/Current Articles)
...ne example remains with the Salvation Army. It is now held at the Army's Heritage Centre in Judd Street,
London
, and is well worth a look, if only for the fine workmanship that went to its making. ...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
6.
Large one or small one, sir?
(Resources/Current Articles)
.... He seemed to positively relish this sound and even encouraged us. A certain eminent
London
music critic is currently using his regular column to bemoan the increase in the vo...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
7.
A Lament for Sam Hughes
(Resources/Archived Articles)
...ed to it as the "chromatic bullock" but even he, whose caustic indignation was often vented on
London
's brass players, had been moved by a rendering of O Ruddier than the Cherry by...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
8.
Ray Premru: An Appreciation
(Resources/Archived Articles)
...ssful composing career. During these 30 years, whether you were talking about the musicians or the
London
telephone book, it was true to say "there's only one Ray Premru". I first be...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
9.
Sheila Tracy talks to Dick Nash
(Resources/Interviews)
...they are looking for other areas to record so composers use the Seattle Symphony or go to
London
, lucky you, and we are now starting to lose a lot of the original connections w...
Thursday, 19 June 2008
10.
Brett Baker
(About/Biographies)
...and Leyland Band. Brett has regularly performed in the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall in
London
, the Symphony Hall in Birmingham and Bridgewater Hall in Manchester. Over t...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
11.
Friends and Relations: The Ophicleide
(Resources/Archived Articles)
...oire), who took up the ophicleide in the 1830s in Paris, playing with Jullien's orchestra, and moved to
London
in about 1840. In 1853, when the orchestra went on its American tour, Samuel Hughes re...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
12.
Sheila Tracy
(About/Biographies)
...me era, Talking Swing, was published in 1997, the year in which she was made a Freeman of the City of
London
and an A.R.A.M. Sheila is a former President of the British Trombone Society. ...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
13.
Royal Academy of Music/BTS Trombone Day
(News/Latest News)
Sunday 21st June 10.30am–6pm, Royal Academy of Music, Marylebone Road,
London
, NW1 5HT Bones Apart •
London
Brass Trombones • Denis Wick Gordon Campbell • RAM Trombone
Tuesday, 02 June 2009
14.
God's Trombones
(Resources/Current Articles)
... (Translated by Mathias Feile) Peter Bassano is Head of Brass Faculty, Royal College of Music,
London
. His trombone students and a choir of mens' voices from RCM and other
London
conserva...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
15.
The Soprano Trombone Swindle
(Resources/Archived Articles)
...otnotes Works that cite Kunitz include the books The Trombone by Robin Gregory (
London
: Faber and Faber, 1973) and the Handbuch der Musikinstrumentenkunde by Er...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
16.
Matthew Parry
(About/Biographies)
... Gerald Douglas. Some years later he had lessons from Peter Lacey before leaving for Kings College,
London
to read mathematics. On graduating in 2000, and having contributed in his spare ti...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
17.
Principal Trombone, LSO (Part II)
(Resources/Interviews)
... wasn't really a proper job at all. There had been what was called 'the big split' when the Sinfonia of
London
was created. Most of our best work including the film sessions, together with many ...
Sunday, 22 June 2008
18.
Chapter 1: From Beethoven to Schumann
(Resources/Shifrin)
...ii, Leipzig, 1911, pp. 11-12. Translated in E. Anderson (ed.), The Letters of Ludwig van Beethoven vol i,
London
, 1961, p. 189. This, as we whall see, was just the first of many such difficult e...
Tuesday, 01 July 2008
19.
Holst's trombone practice causes a stir
(News/Latest News)
...oung composer forced to make a living early on as a trombonist. Often unable to afford the rail fare from
London
back to his home in Cheltenham, he would make the journey by foot with the trombone slu...
Tuesday, 28 July 2009
20.
David Carnac
(About/Biographies)
...p;regularly with a wide variety of both professional and amateur ensembles and orchestras in and around
London
, including helping run the South East-based large trombone ensemble Trombonanza. ...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
21.
Bones Apart 10th Anniversary UK Tour
(News/Latest News)
...th a UK tour. The programme will include new and old favourites from the group's repertoire, and in the
London
concert we will be premiering a new commission by Matthew Taylor. They will also be pr...
Tuesday, 28 July 2009
22.
Principal Trombone, LSO (Part I)
(Resources/Interviews)
...-1956 - Jock Ashby The recent retirement (1987) of Denis Wick as Principal Trombone of the
London
Symphony Orchestra brings to a close a half-century in which that prestigious p...
Sunday, 22 June 2008
23.
The London Trombone Sound
(Resources/Reviews)
Sixteen Trombones of Seven
London
Orchestras My best Christmas present - talking in "parliamo Glasgow" - is "pure dead brilliant". The Editor
Sunday, 22 June 2008
24.
Part I: The Alto-Tenor-Bass Trombone Trio
(Resources/Shifrin)
...t to have been written in 1791, three symphonies with trombone parts were composed by Ignace Pleyel for
London
's Professional Concerts.21 However, these works were all scored for a single trombone....
Sunday, 25 May 2008
25.
Guildhall trombones win jazz prize
(News/Latest News)
...eter Gane could boast that Guildhall graduates held the position of Principal Trombone in the five major
London
symphony orchestras and there have been many similar appointments made throughout the...
Wednesday, 04 March 2009
26.
BTS Magazine out now!
(News/Latest News)
...l Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, Glasgow. 7.30pm Friday 30 October - Over-Seas House,
London
. 7.30pm ...
Wednesday, 21 October 2009
27.
Oundle Day & AGM
(News/Latest News)
...winners of the ITA Quartet Competition in 2006 will be performing and as well as a masterclass from a top
London
orchestral trombonist (TBC). The event will give lots of emphasis to the well-loved 'ma...
Saturday, 19 September 2009
28.
Edward Solomon
(About/Biographies)
...Since then, he has played the bass and contrabass trombones on a semi-professional basis with various
London
orchestras and ensembles, including the Finchley Chamber Orchestra, North
London
Symp...
Sunday, 25 May 2008
29.
On a Pedestal
(Resources/Archived Articles)
A renowned figure on the
London
orchestral scene, Alfred Flaszynski made a meteoric rise to fame in the most well-known of British orchestras immediately after the Second World War. Anthony Parsons
Sunday, 25 May 2008
30.
Chapter 2: The Ascent of the Tenor Trombone
(Resources/Shifrin)
...t the alto trombone had not completely disappeared from English soil. Carse refers to at least one
London
orchestra – the King's Theatre – which employed an alto trombonist, Smithi...
Tuesday, 01 July 2008
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