Results for "Trombone"

Nate Sutton

Born: January 23, 1974

Nate Sutton has been teaching music in public schools since 1998, and has been a professional musician since 1992. He currently plays trombone with a variety of bands around NYC, including Brother Joscephus & The Love Revolution, The Tickled Pinks, The Steven Oquendo Latin Jazz Orchestra, The Stan Rubin Orchestra and Stan Rubin's Tigertown Five, Orqesta Sangria Nueva, The Stragglerz, Mary Edwards, and he subs with several other groups. A few of the artists Nate has performed with: The Temptations, The Four Tops, Martha & the Vandellas, The Beach Boys, Harry Connick, Jr., David Sánchez, The Glenn Miller Orchestra, Tito Puente Jr., Doyle Bramhall II, the Henry Mancini Orchestra, Burt Bacharach, Victor Lewis..

Fidel Fourneyron

Born in southwestern France, Fidel Fourneyron moved to Paris in 2006 to complete his training in the class of jazz and improvised music at the Conservatoire. There, he met people and collectives that proved decisive for his aesthetic choices and future collaborations — including the COAX and UMLAUT collectives, les Vibrants Défricheurs and le Tricollectif, all of whom he still works with regularly. Drawn to improvisation (as part of the National Orchestra for Creation, Experimentation and Musical Improvisation) as much as to contemporary music (he worked with the Ensemble Hodos), Fidel is also fond of great swing orchestras and is a soloist in the Umlaut Big Band, which specializes in 1920-30s dance music. Spotted by the biggest names in contemporary jazz — among whom Marc Ducret who asked him to be part of his Real Thing #3 sextet — Fidel joined Olivier Benoit’s Orchestre National de Jazz in 2014. Together with Roy Nathanson (Lounge Lizards), he was a guest musician for French quintet Papanosh’s thunderous tribute to Charles Mingus, called “Oh Yeah Ho!” His recognizable touch can also be found in Radiation 10, Jukebox, Eve Risser’s White Desert Orchestra, Marc Ducret’s Tower Bridge and Tricollectif’s Tribute to Lucienne Boyer. Fidel is often invited to perform as a soloist (European Youth Jazz Orchestra, MGH Orkestar) and asked for masterclasses (Conservatories of Poitiers, Tarbes, Blois, Angoulême, or for Dijon’s Tribu Festival, etc.)

Hailey Brinnel

Hailey Brinnel is a trombonist, vocalist, arranger, composer and educator currently residing in Philadelphia. At the age of 12 she began performing throughout New England with her father Dave Brinnel. Now at 21 she has performed at prestigious venues around the world, independently having played with artists such as Sherrie Maricle and the DIVA Jazz Orchestra and Charles Neville. As part of the Temple University Big Band led by Terell Stafford, she has played and recorded alongside many of today's top jazz artists, including Ken Peplowski, Jimmy Heath, Ann Hampton Callaway, Jon Faddis, Luis Bonilla, Wycliffe Gordon and Dick Oatts

Rory Ingham

Rory Ingham is a 20 year old jazz trombonist, educator, composer and arranger based in London. He was recently nominated for Rising Star in the British Jazz Awards, and was voted as a runner-up in the Trombonist of The Year category by a public vote, also in the British Jazz Awards. He has played with internationally-acclaimed musicians such as Elliot Mason, Dennis Rollins, Vincent Gardener, Rick Taylor, Soweto Kinch, Newton Faulkner, Liane Carroll, and Dave Liebman. He has performed at prestigious venues/festivals across the UK and Europe, including Ronnie Scott's, 606 Club, the Vortex, The Sage, Spice of Life, London Jazz Festival, Royal Festival Hall, Kings Place, Barbican Hall, Leeds 02, Band on the Wall, Abbey Road Studios, Bridgewater Hall, Royal Albert Hall, and most recently the Bimhuis, Amsterdam, where he was a featured soloist

David B Harris

Born: February 6, 1958

David Harris has distinguished himself as a trombonist, tubist, and composer/arranger in a multitude of musical styles. Born in University City, MO., a 1981 graduate of New England Conservatory as a classical trombonist, and a freelance-artist in the Boston area since 1980, Mr. Harris associates with a wide variety of musicians performing jazz, R&B, rock, pop, and a wide variety international folk music. David is longtime trombonist and composer/arranger for the avant- garde big band Jazz Composers’ Alliance, with whom he performs and records. As a jazz composer, he has three times won the Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowship for music composition

Richard Foote

James Zeller

Born: December 29, 1981

James Zeller A trombonist since the age of 12, James has had a love for Jazz singing since the very first time he heard Billie Holiday and Louis Armstrong. After years of playing with many fine singers as a horn player, he began working as a singer in 2010. The trio he and Pat Brennan started in 2012 has been perfroming steadily for the last two years. They have made 'Bar Pleiades' at The Surrey Hotel their home since the fall of 2013. James has performed and recorded with some of the finest jazz ensembles in the world including The Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis; The Village Vanguard Orchestra; Slide Hampton and the World of Trombones and The Jimmy Heath Big Band and at the Rainbow Room for four years with the New York Big Band

Rich Pulin

Rich Pulin, now in his 7th decade of professional music, has committed to full-time involvement in an 'early-childhood (K-8) music-education program which he has devised and developed! The Early Childhood Music Education Foundation. He has accepted the responsibility of sharing our great American native-bred art-form, jazz, with millions of children around the globe through a unique, engaging, enlightening and esteem-building program, specifically designed with the young student in mind, although suitable for students of any age or grade level.. Rich is seeking other educationally-minded people to join forces with him, as the TASK of educating a generation of students, and eventually raising the standard of popular music in general, and jazz specifically, IS a BIG one! Anyone interested in more information may contact Rich at the accompanying information... Thank You! Rich Pulin began playing the Baritone Horn, switching to the Trombone after seeing "The Glen Miller Story" starring Jimmy Stewart, as Glenn Miller. At the age of 18, through a series of events, he met legendary Trumpeter Dalton Smith

Lenny King

Len King was a music educator in Illinois public schools for 35 years; leading all types of instrumental groups including bands, orchestras, and jazz bands. His jazz performing groups have attained national recognition for their excellence. His final teaching position was at Rolling Meadows High School where he served as Director of Bands and Music Supervisor. His past offices held in the music field include: National Treasurer and Board of Directors of the International Association of Jazz Educators; Vice-President and All-State Jazz Chairman for the Illinois Music Educators Association; Treasurer of American Federation of Musicians, Pekin Local; and President of the Illinois Unit of the National Association of Jazz Educators

Alex Douglas