June’s ITA Newsletter published
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June’s ITA Newsletter is out! Subscribers should see it in their email inboxes today.
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March newsletter released
Check your inbox: The ITA Newsletter is out! You’ll find an update about an important commission, The Listening Corner, an interview with a terrific trombonist, a selection of upcoming events, and more. If you don’t already receive the Newsletter, what are you waiting for? Subscribe today: https://www.trombone.net/newsletters/
Trombone in any language
It’s easy to read the world’s trombone news in your language of choice! Visit the ITA’s website and look for “Select Language” under the site’s search box.
Slide into Spring
Article submission by Nathan Gingrich Slide Into Spring 2022 – #hybridedition plus Crossbones from Belgium – all part of an incredible International Trombone Month!!! On Sunday Apr 3, the 9th annual “Slide Into Spring: Calgary’s Trombone Day to celebrate International Trombone Week” was an amazing success on a number of levels! First of all –…
Relax with the ITA Newsletter
Heading to the beach? Good. You deserve it. The trombone is always on your horizon, so why not bring it along? The ITA Newsletter features trombone news and events, a Listening Corner, practice tips, interviews, and more. It’s free and conveniently delivered to each-and-every subscriber. Chill out and cheer up with eight buoyant issues of…
Zoom: 50th Anniversary of ITA
On Sunday December 11, 4 PM US Eastern Time (22:00 CET) we will celebrate ITA’s 50th anniversary with a Zoom session looking back on the early years of ITA. When and how did ITA start? And how has the organization developed into what it is today? The first ITA President Tom Everett will tell us…
Deadline extended to March 5!
The Lift Every Voice Trombone Choir will premiere a new work by Kevin Day this summer! Learn more about this amazing opportunity. Act quickly and confirm your interest by March 5.
