Results for "Trombone"

Nick Roach

Born: September 4, 1990

Nick Roach is a trombonist originally from the DFW area, recently relocated to Chicago, IL. With lots of jazz, classical, Latin and pop performance experience, Nick is an in-demand musician in any style. Having performed in several states and played on cruise ships in 16 countries on 4 continents, Nick is an adept and versatile instrumentalist. He recently completed his Bachelor of Music degree in Jazz Studies at the University of North Texas, studying with Tony Baker and Steve Wiest, where he played lead trombone in the 3:00 Lab Band as well as performing with the Jazz Zebras, UNT Repertory Ensemble, Opera Orchestra and Concert Orchestra

Jarred Antonacci

Born: October 4, 1986

Equally comfortable in classical, jazz and commercial styles, Jarred Antonacci has performed and recorded extensively in the Philadelphia/New York region. Currently, he is on faculty at Temple University, The University of The Arts, Rutgers University Camden, Camden County College and the Community College of Philadelphia. His orchestral and chamber experience includes performances with the Philadelphia Chamber Orchestra, Reading Symphony, Curtis Opera Orchestra, AVA Opera Orchestra, Reading Choral Society, Wilmington Ballet Company, Lancaster Symphony, Monocacy Chamber Orchestra and the Haverford Symphony. An active recording artist and commercial musician as well, Jarred regularly performs in both local theaters and off-Broadway touring shows in the greater Philadelphia/Delaware region

Rick Faulkner

Born: July 30, 1967

Trombonist and composer Rick Faulkner has made a reputation for himself on the New York City jazz and world music scenes for his rich, expansive sound, no-holds-barred playing style and infectious, soulful compositions.   His musical experience ranges from traditional jazz and bebop to salsa, Latin jazz, Haitian compas, Brazilian choro, klezmer, bluegrass, and more.  As a freelancer, he has performed and/or recorded with such artists as Max Roach, David Murray, Wallace Roney, Pucho and his Latin Soul Brothers, Guided by Voices, and Grammy Award-nominee Juan Carlos Formell.  From 1992-1998 he was a member of the legendary ska band the Toasters, touring internationally and recording three CDs.  He co-founded the critically-acclaimed New York Ska Jazz Ensemble (featured in Down Beat and JAZZIZ magazines) and appeared with them at the Montreal Jazz Festival and the North Sea Jazz Festival, among others.

Chris McIntyre

Christopher McIntyre leads a multi-faceted career in the contemporary arts as a composer, solo and ensemble performer, and curator/organizer. The diversity of his activities led Time Out New York to note "...with every passing week, trombonist-composer Chris McIntyre becomes more central to the new-music experience in New York." (Nov. '09) He performs a wide variety of material on trombone and Nord synthesizer, ranging from fully notated concert works to open improvisations. Current projects include solo work (including the upcoming debut of his Meta Trombone program), leading TILT Brass, 7X7 Trombone Band, and "dhum rock" band UllU, and collaborative efforts including the creative music ensemble Ne(x)tworks

William Esterling

Born: November 26, 1995

From the State of Delaware. Main teacher has been Dr. Carolton Cannon Jr.

Dion Tucker

Dion Tucker is an accomplished trombonist, composer, and music educator with an oeuvre that defies genre. Boston-born and Miami-bred, Dion moved to New York in 1998 to study at The New School under the tutelage of pioneering trombonists Benny Powell and Steve Turre, among others. In 2001, he had the privilege of touring with the rock band Matchbox 20, and was lead trombonist in The Duke Ellington Orchestra from 2003 until 2013. Since 2007, Dion has been a member of The Harry Connick, Jr. Big Band and has had the unique opportunity to perform with Harry for President Barack Obama at the 2012 Governors Ball, at the Papal Mass for Pope Benedict at Yankee Stadium in 2008, as lead trombonist in the 2011 Broadway revival of “On A Clear Day,” and as trombonist in the 2018 stage adaptation of the Academy Award winning film, “The Sting,” performed at the historic Paper Mill Playhouse. As an educator, Dion has taught in over 20 New York City public schools through the Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Jazz For Young People program and was a faculty member at Jazz House Kids, a music education program in New Jersey fronted by Christian McBride

Mary Kennedy

Born: September 13

I play in a big band called Flipside and also in a concert band through Lampeter Stasburg (Lampeter Strasburg Community Band) both directed by Howard Boots.

Matthew McDonald

Trombonist Matt McDonald has performed at numerous jazz festivals and venues around the world, including North Sea, Montreux, Umbria, Spoleto, and Ottawa Jazz Festivals, as well as, The Blue Note, Birdland, Carnegie Hall, The Jazz Standard, and many others. Since moving to New York in 2003, he has performed with countless ensembles including the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra under the direction of Wynton Marsalis, Steven Van Zandt's "Disciples of Soul", The Max Weinberg Big Band, Mambo Legends Orchestra, Danny Seraphine’s “CTA”, Gregorio Uribe, The Temptations, The Four Tops, The Christian McBride Big Band, and the Jimmy Heath Big Band

Dale Turk

Matthias Mueller

Born: 1971

Matthias Müller trombone, composition, improvisation

born in zeven/germany studies at “carl-von-ossietzky” university oldenburg and at “folkwang hochschule” essen

regular appearances superimpose, the astronomical unit, trigger, splitter orchester

Collaborations albert mangelsdorff, frank gratkowski, matthias schubert, gebhard ullmann, tobias delius, jack wright, nate wooley, peter evans, michael zerang, tristan honsinger, johannes bauer, olaf rupp, rudi mahall, harri sjöström, christian marien, clayton thomas, wilbert de joode, burkhard beins, steve heather, michael thieke, chris heenan, nils ostendorf, rudi fischerlehner, michael vorfeld, christian weber, chris dahlgren, marcin dymiter, tina frank, jan klare, peter eisold, martin brandlmayr, and many others...