Thursday, 10/24/2024 8:15pm | Ford Hall Guest Recital: Peter Steiner, trombone Free, open to the public Event Website

Ticket booking is now live for the British Trombone Festival 2024. Reserve your place now. Confirmed artists and groups include: Peter Moore, Josh Cirtina, Bones Apart, Chris Augustine, GALSI, Callum Au, Emily White, Jeremy Price, RBC Jazz Orchestra, and the RBC Brass Band conducted by Ian Porthouse. In addition to the main Festival, on Saturday, 26 October we have...

Dan Hinman, Teaching Assistant Professor at Kansas State University, will perform Ricardo Molla's Nurya with the KSU Symphony Orchestra directed by Dr. Rachel Dirks. According to Mr. Molla, this will be the first recorded performance of the tenor trombone version of this work. Event Website

Royal Tunbridge Wells Symphony Orchestra Kodály – Variations on a Hungarian Folksong Peaslee – Arrows of Time for trombone and orchestra Brahms – Symphony No.3 Roderick Dunk, Conductor Carol Jarvis, Trombone Carol Jarvis is one of the most in-demand session musicians in the UK. A multi-award-winning trombonist, keyboard player, arranger, orchestrator and voiceover artist, Carol...

On Sunday, November 24th Tomer Maschkowski presents a recital in the Conn Selmer Artist Studio! Details are in the event cover photo, and we hope you can join us in this beautiful space, located in Chicago's grand Fine Arts Building. Come before the recital to play and explore our trombones! Event Website

Tales of City Lights and Jazz Nights – Gershwin, Duke Ellington, and Chick Corea February 8, 2025 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm MST Discover the rhythm and romance of the big city in a night of jazz-infused classics, featuring Chick Corea’s exhilarating Trombone Concerto performed by New York Philharmonic Principal Trombonist Joseph Alessi, George Gershwin’s beloved An...

In this delightful concert, SoNA pairs one of the most famous pieces ever written with some of the greatest music you’ve never heard!  The whole first half of the evening is an exploration of relatively unknown pieces from three different continents (Australia, Europe, and South America), after which we return to Germany and Mozart’s “Jupiter”...

Feel the rhythmic music and desire to tap your toes for this night of Symphonic Dances. From the pulsating beats of Bernstein’s On the Waterfront to a new work by Carolina Calvache, featuring JSO Principal Trombone Denis Jiron, every note ignites the stage with electrifying energy. Then the grand finale of Rachmaninoff’s Symphonic Dances will...