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Dr. Brian Bowman |
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Seine fazinierenden
Workshops und unvergesslichen Solo-Konzerte, welche er in allen 50 Staaten der
USA, Canada, Mexico, The Virgin Islands, Norwegen, Finnland, Deutschland,
Ungarn, Belgien, England, Frankreich, Italien, Schweiz, Australien, Japan,
Taiwan and China gab, machten ihn zum wohl gefragtesten und bekanntesten
Solo-Euphonisten unserer Zeit.
Dr. Brian Bowman ist Professor an dem
"College of Music University of North Texas".
http://www.music.unt.edu
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He has performed as
a soloist in all 50 states, Canada, Mexico, The Virgin Islands, Norway,
Finland, Germany, Hungary, Belgium, Great Britain, France, Italy, Switzerland,
Australia, Japan, Taiwan and the People's Republic of China. He has appeared as
a soloist with the National Symphony, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, the
Colorado Symphony, the San Francisco Symphony and the Dallas Symphony
Orchestra. Characterized by a virtuosic technique and a warm, rich,
velvet tone, Brian Bowman's playing has thrilled audiences for more than a
quarter of century. His superb musicianship and dedication to fine brass
playing have made him one of the foremost euphonium soloists in the world
today. He is euphonium professor at "College of Music University of North
Texas". http://www.music.unt.edu |
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Robin Taylor ARCM |
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Robin
Taylor ist geboren in Yorkshire in 1966. In 1986 ging Robin nach Norwegen, um
bei Kim Lofthouse (Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra), Euphonium zu studieren
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Von 1991 - 1996 war Robin Principal Euphonium bei der weltbekannten
"Grimethorpe Colliery Band".
Im Jahre 1996 tritt Robin in the RAF "The
Band of the Royal Air Force College" ein. Robin ist ein gefragter Solist und
gibt viele Workshops.
Seit diesem Jahr (2008) ist Robin Principal
Euphonium bei der bestbekannten "Desford Colliery Band".
Robin ist ein
Willson Artist und spielt exklusiv auf dem Willson Euphonium 2900TA. |
Robin Taylor was
born in Yorkshire in 1966. In 1986 Robin left England for Norway to study
euphonium with Kim Lofthouse (former bass trombonist of the "Oslo Philharmonic
Orchestra").While in Norway Robin joined "Eikanger Bjorsvik Musikklag", and
with them won the "European Brass Band Championship" 1988 conducted by Howard
Snell. In Agust 1991 Robin joined the "Grimethorpe Colliery Band" as principal
euphonium player, that same year he won the "Leonard Falcone International
Euphonium Competition" in the U.S.A. and was awarded best soloist at the
"British Open Brass Band Competition", which Grimethorpe also won under the
direction of Frank Renton. Robin left "Grimethorpe" at the beginning of 1996 to
return to the RAF, joining "The Band of the Royal Air Force College" as
principal euphonium player. After leaving "Grimethorpe" Robin gave many
concerts and masterclasses. In the Summer of 2007 Robin travelled to the
Willson factory in Flums, Switzerland, to choose a new euphonium, he endorses
the Willson 2900TA Classical model euphonium. In 2008 Robin was invited to join
the Desford Colliery Band on principal euphonium. Robin continues to do guest
solo work and is a Willson Euphonium Artist. |
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Jukka Myllys Finland |
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Jukka
Myllys ist ein Internationaler Euphonium Solist mit dem Master-Titel von der
"Music Sibelius Academy".
Mr. Myllys war Euphonist und Co-Dirigent bei
der "Pohja Military Band". Er spielte schon verschiedene Erstaufführungen,
Masterklassen und Solo-Konzert in the USA und Japan. Im Jahre 2007 wurde er zum
Dirigent des "Kemi Symphony Orchestra" gewählt.
Jukka Myllys
spielt exklusiv auf dem WILLSON Euphonium 2950TA. |
Jukka Myllys, a
euphonium player, graduated as a Master of Music from the Sibelius Academy.
Myllys has worked as a euphonium player and an assistant conductor of the Pohja
Military Band. Last ten years he has played trombone with the Oulu Symphony
Orchestra. He has also performed as a soloist with several symphony orchestras
and wind bands, recorded and given solo recitals and world premieres in Europe,
Japan and the United States. The Lieksa Brass Week named him the Brass Player
of the Year in 1994. Jukka Myllys gives also recitals and teaches. This year
Jukka Myllys started as a conductor of the Kemi Symphony Orchestra. Jukka
Myllys plays exlusively the WILLSON Euphonium mod. 2950TA. |
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Jamie Lipton |
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Jamie
Lipton ist eine aufstrebende Euphonium Solistin. Nach ersten Plätzen an
allen wichtigen Solo-Wettbewerben in den USA inklusive bei "ITEC" und "Falcone
Euphonium Competition" im 2006, ist Jamie als Internationale bekannte
Euphonium-Solistin bekannt geworden. Nach dem weltbekannten Titelgewinn am
"Falcone Euphonium Competition" ist Jamie eine vielbeschäftigte Solistin
bei Konzerten, Clinician und Meisterklassen.
Zur Zeit studiert Jamie
bei Dr. Brian L. Bowman an der "University of North Texas" für den
Doktoral-Titel auf dem Euphonium.
Jamie Lipton spielt exklusiv auf dem
Willson Euphonium 2900TA. |
Jamie Lipton is an
emerging American euphonium soloist who came to international prominence after
winning all of the major American euphonium competitions including the ITEC and
Falcone euphonium solo competitions in 2006. Since then, she has been invited
to teach, perform, and compete all over the world. Originally from the Chicago
area, Ms. Lipton holds degrees from Northwestern University and the University
of North Texas, where she is currently a doctoral candidate and teaching
fellow. She also teaches euphonium at Henderson State University in
Arkadelphia, Arkansas. A Well-established musician in the Dallas-Ft. Worth
metroplex, Ms. Lipton is heavily in demand as a private instructor. She is a
former member of the University of North Texas Wind Symphony and a current
member of the Lone Star Wind Orchestra, and can be heard both groups'
recordings. Ms. Lipton performs on the Willson 2900TA euphonium. |
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Gail Robertson |
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Gail
Robertson studierte auf dem Euphonium an der "University of Central Florida und
das Konzert-Diplom an der "Indiana University".
Den Doktor Titel auf
dem Euphonium erhielt Gail bei Dr. Prof. Brian Bowman an der "University of
Maryland". Gail ist in den USA, aber auch International eine sehr gefragte
Solistin.
Im Mai 2009 hat Gail mit der Tubistin Dr. Stacy Baker eine
neue CD veröffentlicht. Das Duo mit dem Name "SymbiosisDuo" hat in den
Vereinigten Staaten rege Konzerttätigkeiten.
Gail ist ebenfalls
Mitglied des "Keith Brion's New Sousa Band", Brass Band of Battle Creek, Athena
Brass Band, Brass Band of Central Florida.
Gail gab schon Solo-Konzerte
in allen Staaten der USA, Europa, China und Japan. Gail Robertson spielt
exklusiv auf dem Willson Euphonium Mod. 2950TA. |
Gail Robertson
earned a BA from the University of Central Florida and a MM in Euphonium
Performance from Indiana University, serving as graduate assistant to Harvey
Phillips. Continuing with Doctoral studies at the University of Maryland with
Dr. Brian Bowman, she relocated to Orlando as a musician in Walt Disney World's
"Tubafours." While at Disney, she served as musical supervisor and chief
arranger producing a highly acclaimed CD, "Tubas Under the Boardwalk." Gail is
active as a teacher, adjudicator, composer, arranger and free-lance artist,
both nationally and internationally. Currently Instructor of Euphonium and Tuba
at the University of Central Florida, she formerly served on the faculties of
Bethune-Cookman College, the University of Florida, Valencia, and Seminole
Community Colleges. Robertson has served as President of the International
Women's Brass Conference (IWBC) and on the IWBC's board of directors. She has
also served on the Board of Directors of the International Tuba and Euphonium
Association (ITEA) and as the "Euphonium and Membership Coordinator," and as
the President, Vice President and Personnel Manager of the Brass Band of
Central Florida. |
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and 2010, Gail was one of the Conference hosts of the International Women's
Brass Conference. In May 2009, Gail recorded a new CD with Tubist, Dr. Stacy
Baker, called "SymbiosisDuo." Several of the works recorded by the duo were
newly commissioned works written especially for the duo. Composers include:
Christopher Marshall, Brian Balmages, Chris Sharp, Kimberly Archer, T.O.
Sterrett, and Phillip Bimstein. In 2007, Gail received Tau Beta Sigma's highest
honor, the "Outstanding Service to Music Award." She has also been a clinician
for the MIDWEST Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago. Robertson has toured the
U.S., Europe, China, and Japan with Keith Brion's "New Sousa Band," the Brass
Band of Battle Creek, the Athena Brass Band, the Brass Band of Central Florida.
Other performances include Orlando based "Horns and Pipes" Brass and Percussion
Ensemble, the River City Brass Band, Jack Daniel's Silver Cornet Band,
"Euphoniums Unlimited," and "Symphonia." Gail's works are published by GAR
MUSIC, Euphonium.com and the Tuba and Euphonium Press. As a Willson Euphonium
Artist, Gail's euphonium of choice is a Willson 2950TA with a Warburton/Gail
Robertson mouthpiece. |
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Mark Jenkin |
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Mark
Jenkins ist seit 2002 Euphonist bei "The President's Own" United States Marine
Band in Washington, D.C. Mark Jenkins gewann im 1996 den 1. Preis beim Leonard
Falcone International Tuba und Euphonium Wettbewerb. Danach begann er Euphonium
zu studieren beim legendären Euphonium Solist Dr. Brian Bowman an der
"University of North Texas". Während dem Studium im 2002 gewann Mark
nochmals den 1. Preis beim Leonard Falcone Wettbewerb. In Lathi, Finnland,
2001, gewann er den 2. Preis beim I.T.E.C. Solo Wettbewerb. Mark Jenkins ist
ein aktiver Solist und gibt weltweit Meisterkurse. Die Solo Konzerte und
Meisterkurse führen ihn schon in alle Staaten von den USA, Finnland und
Japan.
Mark Jenkins spielt exklusiv auf den Willson Euphonium Mod.
2900TA. |
Mark Jenkins has
been a euphoniumist with "The President's Own" United States Marine Band in
Washington, D.C. since 2002. As a member of "The President's Own," with its
unique mission to provide musical support for the President of the United
States, Mr. Jenkins regularly performs at the White House as well as in
concerts around the D.C. area and throughout the United States. Mr. Jenkins
began his musical studies at the age of 11 in his home state of Nevada. He was
awarded top honors at state, regional and international solo competitions,
including 1st prize at the 1996 Leonard Falcone International Tuba and
Euphonium Competition, before continuing his musical training with the
legendary euphonium virtuoso Dr. Brian Bowman at the University of North Texas.
During his studies at the college of music, Mr. Jenkins was again awarded 1st
prize at the Falcone Competition in 2000, as well as a 2nd prize at the
I.T.E.A. solo euphonium competition in Lahti, Finland in 2001. |
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Jenkins is an active soloist, recitalist and chamber-music performer. In 2003,
he made his solo debut with the Marine Band, performing Boccolari's Fantasia di
Concerto. He has been featured several times since then and was recently named
as soloist for the band's national concert tour beginning in the fall of 2010.
In 2008, he premiered Elizabeth Raum's Faustbuch, a concerto for euphonium and
orchestra, at the Army Band Tuba and Euphonium Conference at Ft. Myer,
Virginia. He is also a founding member of the Off-Bass Brass tuba/euphonium
quartet. The group released their debut album Knock Yourself Out in January of
2010. Through this collaboration Mr. Jenkins has commissioned and premiered
several new works for tuba-euphonium quartet including Brian Balmages's Wind
Sketches and Daniel McCarthy's Knock Yourself Out, both winners of the I.T.E.A.
Harvey Phillips Excellence in Composition Award. Mr. Jenkins has been a guest
artist with the National Symphony Orchestra, the Lahti Symphony Orchestra, the
United States Army Orchestra, the Drake University Concert Band, the Blue Lake
Festival Band, the Georgia Brass Band, and has appeared in recitals at colleges
and universities throughout the United States and Asia. As a performing artist
and clinician for Willson Band Instruments, Mr. Jenkins has given master
classes in many parts of the United States and beyond. Past master classes have
been held at the University of Arizona, the Hokkaido Tuba and Euphonium Camp,
Drake University, Emory University, Baylor University, Gustavus Adolphus
College, Georgia State University, the University of Nevada Las Vegas, and the
University of Georgia |
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Lauren Veronie |
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Lauren
Veronie Lauren Veronie ist Principal Euphonium mit "The United States Army
Field Band" in Washington D.C. Lauren ist mehr als 120 Tage im Jahr unterwegs
und gibt in allen Bundesstaaten der USA Masterklassen und
Solo-Konzerte.
Lauren studierte an der "University of North Texas" beim
weltbekannten Euphonisten Dr. Brian Bowman. Im 2005 erhielt Lauren den Bachelor
Titel und im 2007 schloss sie das Euphonium Studium mit dem Master Titel ab. Im
Jahre 2004 gewann Lauren den "Potomac International Euphonium Competition". Sie
hat schon CD-Aufnahmen gemacht mit den North Texas Wind Symphony, Dallas Wind
Symphony und Houston Symphonic Band. Lauren Veronie ist eine gefragt Solistin
und Lehrerin für Masterklassen und nimmt jede Möglichkeit wahr, das
Instrument "Euphonium" im Kammermusik Bereich noch bekannter zu machen. Lauren
unterhält einen "Blog", wo über sie zusätzliche Informationen
und Fotos vorhanden sind: www.laureneuph.com
Lauren Veronie spielt
exklusiv auf dem Willson Euphonium Mod. 2900TA. |
Lauren Veronie
serves as euphoniumist with The United States Army Field Band in Washington,
D.C. As a member of the US Army's premier touring ensemble, Lauren travels and
performs across the nation over 120 days each year. She is a regularly featured
soloist with the Concert Band and performs with the Field Band's Brass Quintet.
Lauren attended of the University of North Texas, where she studied euphonium
with Dr. Brian L. Bowman. She graduated Summa cum laude in 2005 with a
bachelor's degree in performance and went on to earn a master's in 2007. Lauren
was the winner of the 2004 Potomac International Euphonium Competition. She has
recorded extensively with the North Texas Wind Symphony, performed with the
Dallas Wind Symphony and spent her early years with the Houston Symphonic Band.
Lauren is in demand as a performer, teacher and clinician, and enjoys exploring
opportunities for the euphonium in chamber music. When not on tour with the
"Musical Ambassadors of the Army," Lauren enjoys hiking, reading science
fiction, and cooking Cajun food. She maintains a blog about her travels at
www.laureneuph.com Lauren Veronie plays on
Willson Euphonium mod. 2900TA. |
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Jiri van der Kaay |
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Jiri
van der Kaay begann sein Musikstudium im Jahre 2003 am Musikkonservatorium in
Zwolle bei Bernard Beniers, Tuba-Solist beim Radio Philharmonie Orchester. Jiri
van der Kaay ist Pincipal Euphonist beim Amsterdam Brass. Im 2005 gewann Jiri
den ersten Preis beim weltbekannten Solo-Wettbewerb dem "Prinses Christina
Concours" ! Jiri van der Kaay spielt das Willson Euphonium 2950TA. |
After grammar
school Jiri van der Kaay showed a keen interest in playing music and has never
regretted his choice. He began his studies at the Conservatory of Zwolle in
2003 with Bernard Beniers, tuba player with the Radio Philharmonic Orchestra.
Jiri van der Kaay is a solo euphonium player with the Amsterdam Brass ensemble.
In 2005 Jiri van der Kaay won the first prize at the "Prinses Christina
Concours" competition! Jiri plays a Willson Euphonium 2950TA. |
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Juan José Munera |
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Juan
José ist im 1981 in Valencia geboren. Sein Euphonium Studium
beendete er am "Conservatorio Superior de Música "Joaquin Rodrigo" in
Valencia mit bester Auszeichnung. Weitere Studienlehrgänge absolvierte
Juan José bei: José Sanchis, Eduardo Nogueroles, Rafael
Tortajada, Steven Mead, David Llacer and Vincent Costa. Juan José
gewann mehrere Nationale Solo-Wettbewerbe. Juan José war schon
solistisch tätig in Venezuela, Germany, Italy, France und Brasilien. Seit
2007 ist Juan José Professor am Internationalen Festival BRASSURROUND
"Spanish Brass." Ist Juan José Munera nicht auf Konzertreise, spielt
er mit der Municipal Band in Bilbao und ist Euphonium Professor an der National
Academy für Euphonium in Venezuela.
Juan José Munera spielt
exklusiv auf dem WILLSON Euphonium 2900TA. |
Juan José was
born in Valencia in 1981. He completed his studies at the Conservatorio
Superior de Música "Joaquin Rodrigo" in Valencia with the highest
grades. During his musical career he has taken classes with professors
José Sanchis, Eduardo Nogueroles, Rafael Tortajada, David Llacer and
Vincent Costa. He has also studied at the (ISEB) Bandístico European
Institute of Trento (Italy) and with Steven Mead (profesor) at the Royal
Northern College of Music in Manchester. Throughout his career he has won
several national competitions. He has also collaborated with the Orchestra del
Vallés, Galicia Symphony orchestra , RTVE orchestra , Castilla y Leon
orchestra , Municipal Band Albacete, Barcelona, Bilbao, Sevilla and Madrid. As
a soloist he has performed at various national venues as well as in Venezuela,
Germany, Italy, France and Brazil. Since 1999 has been a member of the Banda
Sinfónica Municipal de Madrid. In 2003 he was a visiting professor in
Caracas (Venezuela) for the First National Seminar on Euphonium, belonging to
the Simón Bolívar (FESNOJIV) national movement of youth
orchestras. In 2004 he was guest soloist at the International Music Festival
"Spanish Brass Metals Luur". In 2005 he was a member of the European Union
Youth Wind Orchestra (EUYWO) with Jan Cover and in 2006 participated in the
World of Winds with Christian Lindberg. Since 2007 he has been an assistant
professor in the International Festival BRASSURROUND "Spanish Brass." In 2009
and 2010 he was invited to the V and VI Festival of Music for musicians,
composers and directors in Tatuí (Brazil). He is also a euphonium
soloist in the Municipal Band of Bilbao and teacher in the National Academy of
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Roger Behrend |
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Roger
L. Behrend ist ein International anerkannter Euphonium Lehrer und Solist.
Roger Behrend ist zur Zeit Euphonium Solist und Principal Euphonist mit
der "United States Navy Band" in Washington DC.
Er ist Euphonium und
Tuba Professor an der "George Mason University, Fairfax und Virginia. |
Roger L. Behrend is
an internationally-recognized euphonium soloist, recitalist, teacher, and
clinician.
Mr. Behrend is currently the euphonium soloist and principal
euphonium with the United States Navy Band in Washington, DC. This capacity, he
has appeared as a featured soloist throughout the United States, Europe, and
Asia.
Roger Behrend also maintains an active private lesson studio,
teaching students from the Washington, DC area. He is euphonium and tuba
professor at George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia. |
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Neal Corwell |
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Dr.
Neal Corwell machte sein Doktorat an der "University of Maryland" und ist heute
als "Freelance" Musiker tätig.
Neal Corwell ist mit seinen
Solo-Auftritten und Workshops in den USA sehr bekannt. Weltbekannt ist er auch
dank seinen Kompositionen und seinen CD's Aufnahmen wie: "Distant Images",
"Heart of a Wolf" und seine neueste CD "Out Sitting in his Field". |
Dr. Neal Corwell,
having previously served as featured soloist with one of the premier service
band in Washington, DC from 1981 to 1989, recently rejoined that military and
is now once again playing euphonium as a member of the armed services. He
earned his doctorate in music from the University of Maryland and made his
living as a freelance musician.
Today, Neal Corwell continues
presenting recitals and master classes across the country, continues to be
active as a composer and recording artist. His solo CDs include "Distant
Images", "Heart of a Wolf", and the soon to be released "Out Sitting in his
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Charley Brighton |
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Charley
Brighton begann mit 11 Jahren Euphonium zu spielen. Nach Beendigung der
Ausbildung spielte er viele Jahr Solo-Euphonium mit der bestbekannten "SunLife
Stanshawe Brass Band". Im Jahre 1996 wurde Charley Brighton ausgezeichnet mit
dem Award "The Most Outstanding Euphonium Player". Weil bei Symphonischen
Blasorchestern mehr klangliche Möglichkeiten bestehen, entschied er seine
solistische Karriere zu machen bei der "B.B.C. Elstree Concert Band" in
London's Maida Vale Studios und in der "Buckinghamshire Symphonic Winds". Er
war ebenfalls Dirigent bei der "Vale Symphonic Winds" und "Burnham Concert
Bands".
Er ist noch bei weiteren folgenden Ensembles tätig als
Solist und Dirigent: - Celebration Brass Ensemble - Capriccioso Low Brass
Quartet
Charley Brighton ist WILLSON Solist und Endorser. Charley
Brighton spielt ausschliesslich auf dem Euphonium 2900TA. www.euph9.freeserve.co.uk |
Charley Brighton
Charley began playing the Euphonium at the age of 11. On leaving school he
played Solo Euphonium with many Championship brass bands, including the famous
Sun-Life Stanshawe Band in Bristol. In 1996 he was awarded the trophy for 'The
Most Outstanding Euphonium Player' in the London rounds of the National Brass
Band Championships. Looking for new sounds, he embarked on a wind band career
as soloist and conductor with the B.B.C. Elstree Concert Band based at London's
Maida Vale Studios, and the Buckinghamshire Symphonic Winds. He was also
conductor of the Vale Symphonic Winds and Burnham Concert Bands. It was with
the Burnham band that he visited France as guest soloist with the l'orchestra
d'Harmonie de Lezay in April of 2000. In May of 2001 he joined the music team
at St. Mary's Parish Church in Slough, Berkshire, which lead to the formation
of two new brass groups, the Celebration Brass Ensemble and the Capriccioso Low
Brass Quartet for which he arranges and conducts. He also undertook an
extensive solo recital programme at the Church that now boasts 16 concerts,
playing 94 pieces of music, by 73 different composers from 12 different
countries, 32 of which were premiers, on 9 different vintage euphonium models,
to a total audience of 824 people. In November of 2004 he signed a contract
with Willson Band Instruments of Flums, Switzerland, as a performing artist on
the 2900 Euphonium. A model which he has endorsed for over 10 years. Recordings
of live performances can be heard on his web site at;
www.euph9.freeserve.co.uk |
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Ueli Kipfer |
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Ueli wurde 1974 in
Langnau im Emmental (CH) geboren. Er absolvierte das Musikstudium am
Konservatorium Bern in den Hauptfächern: -Euphonium bei James Gourlay
GB (Diplom Januar 1998) -Blasmusikdirektion bei Hans-Peter Blaser CH (Diplom
Januar 1999). -Konzertreifediplom (Höherer Studienausweis) bei Roger
Bobo USA (Diplom Juni 2001) -2001-02 am Institute Superiore Bandistico
European in Trento (I) Euphoniumspezialisierungskurs in der Klasse Steven Mead.
-Dirigenten-Meisterkurse u.a. bei, Silvia Caduff, Alfred Reed und Jan Cober
-Seit Frühjahr 2009 regelmässiger Unterricht bei Silvia
Caduff.
Die grössten solistischen Erfolge waren: -Diverse 1.
Preise an Schweizerischen Solistenwettbewerben. -Solo-Euphonist der
Nationalen Jugend Brass Band NJBB A-Band 1991-1995 -Solo-Euphonist der
Brass Band Berner Oberland BBO 1997-2002 -European Brass Solo Champion in
Montreux 2001, 1. Rang in der Euphonium Kategorie, Titel "Best Euphonium
Player" und Preisträger im Final der Kategoriensieger. -Solo-Euphonist
im Symphonischen Blasorchester des Schweizer Armeespiels 1995-2004
Dirigiertätigkeiten: 1992-2000 Posaunenchor Langnau ( 3. Klasse
Brass Band ) 2000-2004 MG Oensingen ( 1. Klasse Blasorchester )
2004-2007 Oberaargauer Brass Band OBB (Höchstklasse Brass Band )
2005-2008 Symphonic Winds Aare/Emme (Höchstklasse Blasorchester)
2004- Blasorchester Musikgesellschaft Allmendingen/Thun (1. Kl.
Blasorchester ) 2008- MG Dagmersellen (2. Klasse Brass Band) Dirigiert
diverse Jugendmusikprojekte. Musiklehrer an den Musikschulen Oberemmental
und des Konservatorium Bern. Als Solist und Dozent fürs Euphonium tritt er
vermehrt auch ausserhalb der Schweiz auf. In den letzten Jahren führten
ihn die Konzertreisen nach Amerika und quer durch Europa. Zudem spielt er als
Kammermusiker mit dem Brass Quartett "Subito". Ueli Kipfer ist Botschafter der
Schweizer Instrumenten Firma WILLSON. Er spielt ausschliesslich auf einem
Willson 2900TA oder Willson 2960TA Euphonium. Weitere Informationen auf der
Website www.uelikipfer.ch
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Ueli
was born in 1974 in Langnau, Emmental, Switzerland. He successfully completed
his music studies at the Bern Conservatory, with the following principle areas
of study: -Euphonium under James Gourlay (GB) (Diploma, January 1998)
-Brass conducting under Hans-Peter Blaser (CH) (Diploma, January 1999).
-Concert-level diploma (Superior Certificate of Studies) under Roger Bobo
(USA) (Diploma, June 2001) -2001-02 Euphonium specialisation course at the
"Institute Superiore Bandistico European in Trento"(I) under Steven Mead.
-Conducting masterclass, amongst others under, Silvia Caduff, Alfred Reed
und Jan Cober -Since spring 2009, regular sessions under Silvia Caduff.
Greatest solo successes include: -Various first prizes at Swiss soloist
competitions. -Solo euphonist for the National Youth Brass Band (NJBB A-Band)
1991-1995 -Solo euphonist for the Brass Band Berner Oberland (BBO) 1997-2002
-European brass solo champion in Montreux 2001, 1st prize in the euphonium
category, awarded "Best Euphonium Player" and overall winner in the category.
-Solo euphonist with the Swiss Army Symphonic Wind Orchestra 1995-2004
Conducting duties: 1992-2000 Posaunenchor Langnau (brass band, 3rd class)
2000-2004 MG Oensingen (wind orchestra, 1st class) 2004-2007 Oberaargauer Brass
Band (OBB) (top ranking brass band) 2005-2008 Symphonic Winds Aare/Emme (top
ranking wind orchestra) 2004- Blasorchester Musikgesellschaft Allmendingen/Thun
(wind orchestra,1st class) 2008- MG Dagmersellen (brass band, 2nd class)
Conductor for various youth music projects. Music teacher at the Oberemmental
Music School and the Bern Conservatory. As a soloist and tutor for the
euphonium, he is now also performing increasingly outside of Switzerland. Over
the past few years, concert tours have taken him to America and all over
Europe. In addition to this he also plays as chamber musician with the brass
quartet "Subito". Ueli Kipfer is an ambassador for the Swiss musical instrument
company WILLSON. He plays exclusively on either the Willson 2900TA or the
Willson 2960TA euphonium. For further information visit:
www.uelikipfer.ch |
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Javier Miranda Medina |
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Javier
Miranda Medina ist Professor für Euphonium am "Conservatoire of Music" in
Malaga. Er studierte und absolvierte verschiedene Euphonium Kurse bei: Adam
Frey, James Gourlay und Oren Marshall.
Heute ist er tätig als
Musik Professor am "Conservatoire of Music Andrés Segovia" Linares,
Jaen.
Javier Miranda Medina spielt das Willson Euphonium 2950TA. |
He is a Professor
of Music (Euphonium) at the Conservatoire of Music in Malaga. He studies with
Francisco Martinez Santiago, Jose Raso del Molino, Gabriel Robles Ojeda,
Francisco Ruiz Rodriguez and Francisco Martinez Gonzalez. Javier Miranda Medina
realizes numerous courses with: Adam Frey, James Gourlay and Oren Marshall. He
has been a Professor of Music in High School in diverses centres of Madrid. He
is also Professor of Music for Tuba and Euphonium at the professional
Conservatoire of Music "Andrés Segovia" of Linares, Jaen. Javier Miranda
Medina plays the Willson Euphonium 2950TA. |
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Kobus Verheij |
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Kobus
Verheij studierte Euphonium am "Brabants Conservatorium" in Tilburg. Zur
Weiterbildung besuchte er Meisterkurse und Lehrgänge bei: Brian Bowman,
Robert Childs, Hans Nickel und Walter Hilgers.
Die Orchesterlaufbahn
von Kobus Verheij begann im 1998 bei der "Koninklijke Landmacht von Vught". Im
2004 wechselte er zur "Koninklijke Militaire Kapel" nach Den Haag. Seit 2005
ist Kobus Verheij Solo Euphonist bei der "Trompetterkorps der Koninklijke
Marechausse". Kobus Verheij ist auch Principal Euphonist bei der Brass Band
Limburg, der Brass Band Schoonhoven und bei Altena Brass. Kobus Verheij gibt
regelmässige Solo Konzerte in ganz Europa und ist eine gefragte Person
für Masterklassen und Lehrgänge für Euphonium. Besuchen sie doch
seine Homepage www.kobusverheij.nl
Kobus Verheij spielt
exklusiv auf dem Willson Euphonium Mod. 2960TA Celebration. |
Kobus Verheij was
born in a small town in the south of the Netherlands. He started with his first
music lessons on trumpet at the age of 8. When he was 14 he made the change to
euphonium. From 1999 to 2005 he studied euphonium at the Brabants Conservatory
under Mr. P. Joris. During this study he had several lessons and master classes
with : Prof. Brian Bowman, Robert Childs, Steven Mead, Prof. Hans Nickel, Prof.
Walter Hilgers. His orchestral career started in 1998 with the Fanfare Band of
the Royal Dutch Army (FkKL). In 2004 he changed to the Royal Dutch Military
Band (KMK). Since October 2005 he is euphonium player with The Royal Dutch
Military Police Band (TkKMAR). As freelancer he played in several Dutch
orchestra's and bands, such as : The Brabants Symphony Orchestra, Royal Dutch
Air Force Band, Brass Band Schoonhoven, Brass Band Limburg and many more. As a
soloist he played in the Netherlands and over the border in countries in Europe
and the USA. He gives euphonium-clinics and has a class with
euphonium-students. As a conductor he leads two bands and often replaces
conducters by Fanfare Bands and Brass Bands. Presently he plays with Brass Band
Altena Brass as solo-euphonium and duo 2BAS (with friend and colleague Waldo
van Wijk on tuba). Please visit www.kobusverheij.nl Kobus Verheij plays exclusively the
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Jos Jansen |
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Jos Jansen ist in
Westervoort, nähe Arnhem, in den Niederlanden geboren. Wie viele andere
professionelle Musiker, hat auch Jos Jansen bei seinem Vater die musikalische
Laufbahn begonnen. Mit 21 Jahren hat Jos Jansen das Posaunen-Studium an der
Academy of Music of Twente begonnen. Sein damaliger Posaunenlehrer war Gerrit
Boomsma. Danach studierte er in Zwolle bei Paul Woesthuis und Ben van Dijk. Im
Jahre 1989 erhielte er das Posaunenlehrerdiplom. Von 1989 bis 1991 bildete er
sich in Hilversum bei Ben van Dijk und Erik van Lier weiter, wo er dann auch
das Konzertdiplom erhielt. Zur Zeit spielt Jos Jansen mit der Marine Band of
the Royal Netherlands Navy. Jos Jansen ist ein International anerkannten
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Jos Jansen was born
in Westervoort near Arnhem, the Netherlands. Like many professional trombone
players, his musical Gregorius, where also his father and brother played. At
the age of 21 he started his academic study at the Academy of Music of Twente
with Gerrit Boomsma. After a nice period he decided to carry his study through
in Zwolle with the teachers Paul Woesthuis and Ben van Dijk, where he there
upon graduated in 1989 as teaching musician. During this period Jos was hired
as trombonist in the Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy, where he until
this moment still plays. From 1989 till 1991 he studied in Hilversum with
Ben van Dijk and Erik van Lier, where he graduated as an executive musician.
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Vlado Vizar |
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Vlado
Vizar wurde 1944 in Banska Bystrica, Slowakei, geboren. Er absolvierte das
Posaunenstudium bei Prof. Galovec in Banska Bystrica. Vlado Vizar ist
Mitgründer der "Revival Jazz Band" in Bratislava. Vlado Vizar seit 1965
Mitglied beim "Traditional Club" in Bratislava. Seit über 40 Jahren spielt
Vlado Vizar Jazz als Profiposaunist mit bestechender Technik und Perfektion. Er
spielte schon zahlreiche Konzerte in mehr als 22 Länder Europas, Afrika
und den USA. In der "Jazz" Richtung ist Vlado Vizar ein gefragter Soloposaunist
und spielt regelmässig bei den einheien und ausländischen Orchestern.
Er spielte schon zusammen mit den weltbekannten Musikern wie: Benny Goodman,
Stan Getz, Lionel Hampton, Chris Barber, Albert Nicholas, Max Gregor, James
Morisson. Vlado Vizar spielt exklusiv auf der Willson Tenorposaune Mod. 310TA.
home: www.jazzar.sk |
Vlado Vizar was
born in Banska Bystrica, Slovakia, in 1944. He studied the trombone under Prof.
Galovec in Banska Bystrica. Vlado Vizar was a founder member of the "Revival
Jazz Band" in Bratislava and has been a member of the "Traditional Club" in
Bratislava since 1965. Vlado Vizar has been playing jazz as a professional
trombonist with exceptional technique and a high degree of perfection for more
than 40 years. He has already given numerous concerts in more than 22 countries
in Europe, Africa and the USA. Vlado Vizar is much in demand as a solo
trombonist in the jazz field and plays regularly with orchestras at home and
abroad. He has played with such world-famous musicians as Benny Goodman, Stan
Getz, Lionel Hampton, Chris Barber, Albert Nicholas, Max Gregor, James
Morisson. Vlado Vizar always plays a Willson Tenor Trombone Mod. 310TA.
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Tom Lukowicz |
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Tom
Lukowicz ist Principal Tuba mit dem "Canton Symphony Orchestra, "Camber
Orchestra von New York" und dem "Pittsburgh Brass".
Tom gab schon Solo
Konzerte mit dem Pittsburgh Symphony Brass, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, New
World Symphony, Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, American Youth Symphony, Debut
Symphony Orchestra, Classics Philharmonic (San Diego) and City Ballet of Miami.
Tom Lukowicz ist Professor an der Hugh A. Glauser School of Music at Kent
State University. An der Michigan State University erhielt er den Doktor Titel
auf der Tuba. Er studierte Tuba ebenfalls bei Phil Sinder, Craig Knox, Murray
Crewe, Norm Pearson, Tommy Johnson, Chester Schmitz, Wesley Jacobs, James
DeSano und Roy Poper.
Tom Lukowicz spielt auf der Willson F Tuba Mod.
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Tom Lukowicz is
currently the Principal Tuba with the Canton Symphony Orchestra, the Chamber
Orchestra of New York, and the Pittsburgh Brass. Tom Lukowicz has performed
with the Pittsburgh Symphony Brass, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, New World
Symphony, Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, American Youth Symphony, Debut
Symphony Orchestra, Classics Philharmonic (San Diego) and City Ballet of Miami.
In 2001-2002, he was a member of the North American touring cast of Blast!. He
can be heard on the new Pittsburgh Symphony Brass recording A Song of
Christmas, as well as with the Chamber Orchestra of New York's premiere
recordings of Respighi on the NAXOS label.
Tom Lukowicz is currently an
Assistant Professor at the Hugh A. Glauser School of Music at Kent State
University. He has been an instructor at Carnegie Mellon University, Riverside
Community College, and the Oberlin Conservatory. He also has spent time working
closely with brass sections of high school music programs across the
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has published two articles that focus on the warm-up process for amateur
musicians. Tom Lukowicz is a Doctoral student at Michigan State University,
where he is the Teaching Assistant for the tuba/euphonium studio. He has earned
degrees at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music (BM), the University of Southern
California (MM), and Carnegie Mellon University (AD). He has studied privately
with Phil Sinder, Craig Knox, Murray Crewe, Norm Pearson, Tommy Johnson,
Chester Schmitz, Wesley Jacobs, James DeSano, and Roy Poper. Tom Lukowicz play
on the Willson F Tuba mod. 3200 FA-5 XL. |
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Micael Cortone D'Amore |
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Micael
Cortone d'Amore ist 1970 in Nice geboren. Seine Studium begann er am
Conservatory in Nice. Zwischen 1991 und 1995 studierte beim bestbekannten
Tubisten Mr. Melvin Culbertson. Im 1993 erhielt er den ersten Preis in der
Klasse "Excellente" am Perpignan Conservatory. Im selben Jahr gewann er
ebenfalls den ersten Preis am Conservatory Supérieur in Lyon. Seine
solistische Tätigkeiten begannen mit dem Beitritt des l'Orchestre
Philharmonique de Strasbourg. Am Conservatoire National de Strasbourg studierte
er den Professor für Tuba. Also Tuba-Solist ist er im In- und Ausland
tätig. Micael Cortone d'Amore ist Mitglied des bekannten Ensembles OPUS.4.
Micael spielt exklusiv auf der neuen F-Tuba Willson Modell XS. |
Micael Cortone
d'Amore was born in 1970 in Nice. He started his studies at the conservatory in
Nice. From 1991 to 1995 he studie with the well known tubist Melvin Culbertson.
At the Perpignan conservatory he earned first place in the "Excellent" class in
1993. At the same year he also won the first prize at the conservatory
Supérieur in Lyon. In July 1995 Micael Cortone d'Amore started his
soloist career as tubist with the l'Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg and
became professor of tuba at the Conservatoire National de Strasbourg. Every
year he performs many workshops and clinic as well as solo recitals in France
and abroad. Micael Cortone d'Amore also plays with the well known ensemble
OPUS.4.
Micael performs on the new F Tuba Willson mod. XS. |
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Marty Erickson |
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Marty
Erickson Marty Erickson war 26 Jahre Principal Tubist und Tuba-Solist mit der
U.S. Navy Band in Washington D.C. In 48 von 50 Staaten der USA war er als
Solist und Lehrer tätig. Ebenfalls als gefragter Tuba-Solist und Lehrer
ist er in Europa und Japan unterwegs.
Marty spielt exklusiv auf der
EES-Tuba Willson Modell 3400 FA-5. |
Marty Erickson was
principal tubist and tuba soloist with the U.S. Navy Band in Washington D.C.
for 26 years. He has appeared as soloist and clinician in 48 of the 50 states
and also throughout Western Europe, Japan Sweden, Finland, and Bermuda. He has
performed under the baton of many of the world's best known orchestral and band
conductors, including Arthur Fiedler, Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos, Mistislav
Rostropovich, Hugh Wolf, Julius Rudel, John Williams, Alexander Sander, Gunther
Schuller, Frederik Fennell, William D. Revelli, Donald Hunsberger, Harry
Begian, and John P. Paynter.
Marty performs on the Eb Tuba mod. 3400
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Tim Buzbee |

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Tim
Buzbee war bis 2004 Principal Tuba beim Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Seit 2005
bis Juni 2011 war Tim Buzbee Principal Tuba beim Iceland Symphony Orchestra.
Seit Juni 2011 ist Tim Principal Tuba beim Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. Tim
Buzbee wurde auch bei den Berliner Philharmoniker und beim Gewandhausorchester
Leipzig eingeladen, wo er ein Finalist war. Durch seine solistischen
Tätigkeiten und Meisterkursen bereiste er alle Staaten der USA, Europa,
Mexico und Japan.
Bei folgenden grossen Orchestern gab er
Solo-Konzerte: Chicago Symphony, Swedish Radio Symphony, Malmö Symphony,
Helsingborg Symphony, Malmö Opera, Danish Radio Orchestra, Dallas Wind
Symphony, Malaysia Philharmonic, and the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra.
Tim Buzbee studierte Tuba bei Gene Pokorny von den Chicago Symphony,
Matt Good von den Dallas Symphony und Ed Jones von Ft. Worth Symphony. Tim
Buzbee hat schon über 20 CD's aufgenommen, welche unter den Labels der
BIS, Chan-dos, Naxos und Sony vertrieben werden.
Tim Buzbee spielt
exklusiv auf den Willson F- und CC-Tuben. |
Tim Buzbee won the
Principal Tuba position with the Iceland Symphony Orchestra in 2005. Before
that he spent four years with the Singapore Symphony before he won the same
position with the Gävle Symphony where he performed for one season until
winning his position of Principal Tuba with the Iceland Symphony Orchestra.
Since June 2011, Tim's current Principal Tuba position is the Melbourne
Symphony Orchestra. Besides winning jobs in six different countries, Tim Buzbee
has been invited to the Berlin Philharmonic and the Gewandhaus Orchestra
Leipzig auditions where he was a finalist. He has toured throughout the United
States, Europe, Mexico, Japan, and most of Asia giving mas-ter-classes and
performing recitals. He has performed with the Chicago Symphony, Swedish Radio
Symphony, Malmö Symphony, Helsingborg Symphony, Malmö Opera, Danish
Radio Orchestra, Dallas Wind Symphony, Malaysia Philharmonic, and the
Shreveport Symphony Orchestra. He has also been featured as a soloist with the
Singapore Sym-phony, Marshall Symphony, Acapulco Philharmonic. Tim Buzbee has
studied tuba with Gene Pokorny of the Chicago Symphony, Matt Good of the Dallas
Symphony, and Ed Jones of the Ft. Worth Symphony. Tim Buzbee can be heard on
over 20 CDs already on recording labels BIS, Chandos, Naxos, and Sony. Tim
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Gabriel Capet |
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Gabriel
CAPET studierte auf der Tuba am "Conservatoire de Lille, OFJ, Académie
d'Orchestre de Paris, CSNMD de Paris". Gabriel CAPET ist regelmässiger
Solist bei den grössten französischen Orchestern wie: Opéra de
Paris, Opéra de Marseille, Opéra de Lyon, Orchestre National de
Lille, Orchestre de L'Ile de France, l'Orchestre de Bordeaux Aqui-taine,
l'ensemble "Coups de Vent". Gabriel CAPET hat den Titel C.A. seit 1994 und
unterrichtet am "Conservatoire de Lille". Gabriel CAPET spielt exklusiv auf der
neuen ES-Tuba 3400S FA-5. Gabriel CAPET ist Mitentwickler dieser neuen
kompakten ES-Tuba.
Gabriel CAPET commence la musique à "
l'harmonie municipale de Bully-Mazingarbe " dirigée par Raymond BOUDRY.
Après un parcours classique (conservatoire de Lille, OFJ,
académie d'Orchestre de Paris, CSNMD de Paris), son goût pour
l'éclectisme l'amènera à côtoyer divers univers
musicaux aussi différents que complémentaires. Tubiste à
la Musique des Gardiens de la Paix de 1986 à 1994, il est
régulièrement sollicité par des grandes formations
françaises classiques (Opéra de Paris, Opéra de Marseille,
Opéra de Lyon, Orchestre National de Lille, Orchestre de L'Ile de
France, l'Orchestre de Bordeaux Aquitaine, l'ensemble " Coups de Vent ",
Brass_Band Aeolus) et big bands : |
Bekummernis (direction
Luc LE MASNES), Multicolor Feeling Fanfare avec Eddy LOUISS, le big-band du
conservatoire de Lille (direction Denis BADAULT, Laurent CUNY). Du
Quintette de cuivres " Quinte Juste " (lauréat 1986 de la fondation
Menuhin) à l' " Ensemble Patchwork " (lauréat 1996 du concours
International de Paris formation sonate) avec Mireille MERAUD , piano, en
passant par le Quintette avec quatuor à cordes (Quatuor Danel), il
amènera le tuba au devant de la scène. Il se produira
également en tant que soliste avec, des harmonies telles Calonne
Ricouart, Morteau, Villars Bonnot, des Brass-Bands: Brass-Band du 43° RI,
Brass-Band du Nord-Pas-de-Calais, OCA brass-Band, brass-Band Aeolus. Souhaitant
partager sa passion et son expérience, Gabriel CAPET, titulaire du C.A.
depuis 1994, enseigne au conservatoire de Lille et à Calonne Ricouart.
Il organise parallèlement des manifestations diverses telles que les "
rencontres interrégionales de tuba ", avec son compère Thierry
THIBAULT. Ce souci de partage des connaissances le conduit à participer
à des projets pédagogiques aussi éloignés qu'"
Epsival " à Limoges et " fanfare à l'école " à
Lille. Aujourd'hui, Gabriel CAPET poursuit ce chemin musical en sollicitant la
création de pièces musicales actuelles contemporaines (Thierry
MEURISSE, Arnaud BOUKHITINE) et en participant au développement du tuba
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Andy Rummel |
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Andy
Rummel ist Tuba und Euphonium Professor an der "Illinois State University in
Normal". Bevor Andy an der "Illinois State University" unterrichtete, war er
Principal Tuba bei der "United States Air Force Heritage of America Band". Andy
trat schon an verschiedenen Internationalen und Nationalen Tuba-Euphonium
Konferenzen als Solist auf.
Andy Rummel spielt exklusiv auf der Willson
F-Tuba Mod. 3200 RZ-5. |
Andy Rummel is the
Professor of Tuba and Euphonium at Illinois State University in Normal,
Illinois. Prior to his appointment at Illinois State University Andy was the
principal tubist with the United States Air Force Heritage of America Band
stationed at Langley AFB, Virginia. Andy has been a featured soloist at
numerous International and Regional Tuba-Euphonium Conferences and currently
performs with several regional orchestras throughout Illinois.
Andy
performs on the F Tuba model 3200 RZ-5. |
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LUIS M. GIMENO PEREZ |
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Luis
Gimeno Perez studierte Tuba in Valencia und Madrid mit Rafael Tortajada, Miguel
Moreno and Miguel Navarro. Luis studierte Tuba ebenfalls bei Harvey Philips,
Mel Culbertson, Walter Hilgers, Roger Bobo, Sam Pilafian und Patrick Harrild.
Luis hat schon mit den besten Orchestern gespielt wie: Joven Orquesta Nacional
de España (J.O.N.D.E.) Sinfónica de Navarra, Sinfónica de
Euskadi, Sinfónica de Bilbao, Sinfónica de Castilla y
León, Sinfónica del Principado de Asturias, y la Real Orquesta
Sinfónica de Sevilla. Er spielt ebenfalls bei folgenden Brass-Ensembles
wie: Manuel Palau Brass Quintet","Cantabrian Brass", "Bilbao Tuba", "Eufhotuba"
und "Euskadi Brass". Luis Gimeno Perez ist Solo-Tubist in der Bilbao Symphonic
Wind Band und Tuba Professor am "Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga Conservatory
und High Center of Musical Studies of Pais Vasco (Musikene) San
Sebastián.
Luis M. Gimeno Perez spielt auf der Willson ES-Tuba
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This spanish tuba
player (Bugarra-Valencia) studied in Valencia and Madrid with Rafael Tortajada
,Miguel Moreno and Miguel Navarro. He has also studied with Harvey Philips, Mel
Culbertson, Walter Hilgers, Roger Bobo, Sam Pilafian, and Patrick Harrild. He
has been tuba teacher in Donostia-San Sebastian Conservatory and Ataulfo
Argenta Conservatory in Santander. He has collaborated with many orchestras
such as Joven Orquesta Nacional de España (J.O.N.D.E.) Sinfónica
de Navarra, Sinfónica de Euskadi, Sinfónica de Bilbao,
Sinfónica de Castilla y León, Sinfónica del Principado de
Asturias, y la Real Orquesta Sinfónica de Sevilla. He has played with
"Manuel Palau Brass Quintet","Cantabrian Brass", "Bilbao Tuba" and "Eufhotuba"
and now he is part of "Euskadi Brasss". Many composers have written specially
for him such as F.Garcia Alvarez, F.Bravo, Albert Rodriguez, Antonio Noguera,
among others. He is the principal tubist of Bilbao Symphonic Wind Band since
2.000 and he is also tuba teacher at Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga
Conservatory where he conducts the Brass Band and since 2.007 he is tuba
teacher at the High Center of Musical Studies of Pais Vasco (Musikene) San
Sebastián. Luis M. Gimeno Perez plays on the Willson Eb Tuba mod. 3400
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Cameron Brook |
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Cameron
Brook spielte schon mit 16 Jahren als Principal Tubist im "Australian Youth
Orchestra". Er war während 5 Jahren Principal Tubist. Mit 17 Jahren hatte
Cameron bereits seinen ersten Solo-Auftritt beim "Melbourne Symphony
Orchestra". Er war auch Gastsolist beim "Sydney Symphony Orchestra", Queensland
Symphony Orchestra und Cameron Brook spielte auch schon unter dem weltbekannten
Dirigenten Zubin Mehta bei "Israel Philharmonic". Seit 1983 spielt Cameron als
Principal Tubist beim "West Australian Symphony Orchestra". Er ist Lehrer an
der "University of Western Australia" und "West Australian Academy of the
Performing Arts". Cameron spielt auf der Willson EES-Tuba Mod. 3400 FA - 5.
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Cameron Brook
joined the Australian Youth Orchestra at the age of 16 and was Principal Tuba
for 5 years. He had his first professional engagement as guest Principal Tuba
with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at 17. He has also appeared as guest
Principal Tuba with the Sydney and Queensland Symphony orchestras, and has
played with the Israel Philharmonic under Zubin Mehta.
Cameron joined
the West Australian Symphony Orchestra as Principal Tuba in 1983 at the age of
22. He teaches at the University of Western Australia and the West Australian
Academy of the Performing Arts.
Cameron performs on a Willson 3400 Eb
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John Stevens |
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John
Stevens ist weltbekannt als Tuba Solist, Professor, Komponist, Arrangeur und
Dirigent. Seit 1985 ist er Professor an der "University of Wisconsin-Madison
School of Music" und Mitglied beim bekannten "Wisconsin Brass Quintett". John
ist weltbekannt für seine Solo und Ensemble Kompositionen für
Blechblasinstrumente, welche regelmässig auf der ganzen Welt gespielt
werden. John hat auch einige CD's aufgenommen. Seine neueste CD "Reverie"
verkauft sich unter dem Lable Summit Records. Als Anerkennung für seine
wichtigen Arbeiten für alle Blechbläser auf der Welt, wurde John mit
dem "Lifetime Achievement" Award von der Internationalen Tuba und Euphonium
Vereinigung ausgezeichnet.
John Stevens spielt exklusiv auf der Willson
EES-Tuba Mod. 3400 FA-5. |
John Stevens has
enjoyed a distinguished career as a performer, teacher, composer, arranger,
conductor and administrator. Since 1985 he has been on the faculty of the
University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music, where he is also a member of
the Wisconsin Brass Quintet. John is internationally renowned as a composer of
music for brass, with solo and ensemble works that are regularly performed all
over the world. He has performed on numerous recordings, including his most
recent solo CD "Reverie" on Summit Records. In 2008 John's achievements were
recognized with the International Tuba and Euphonium Association "Lifetime
Achievement" award.
John Stevens performs on a Willson 3400 FA-5 Eb
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John Tuinstra |
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John
Tuinstra Dr. Tuinstra hat sein Doktor-Titel and der University of
Wisconsin-Madison gemacht. Seit 1981, ist Mr. Tuinstra Solo-Tubist mit dem
Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra. Er ist regelmässiger Solist mit verschiedenen
Orchestern in dieser Region. Ebenfalls tätig als Solo-Tubist ist er mit
dem Madison Symphony, Beloit-Janesville Symphony und Dubuque Symphony. |
Dr. Tuinstra holds
undergraduate and masters degrees in music education from the University of
Wisconsin-Madison and a doctorate in tuba performance and music education from
that institution. Since 1981, Mr. Tuinstra has been Principal Tuba with the
Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra and regularly performs with various orchestras
throughout the region, including the Madison Symphony, Beloit-Janesville
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Alessandro Ballarin |
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Alessandro Ballarin ist Solo-Tubist am GRAN TEATRO LA
FENICE in Venedig. Er spielt auf den Willson CC-F-Tuben. |
Alessandro
Ballarin is the solo tubist at the GRAN TEATRO LA FENICE in Venice, Italy. He
performs on the Willson CC and F Tubas. |
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Tubisten der Amsterdam Staff Band Die Amsterdam Staff Band of
the Salvation Army, dirigiert durch Mr. Howard Evans, England. Die Tubisten
spielen auf den vollkompensierten BB-Tuben Mod. 3100-TA4 und den EES-Tuben Mod.
3400-TA4. |
The Amsterdam Staff
Band of the Salvation Army, conducted by bandmaster Howard Evans. They perform
on the full compensating BBb tubas model 3100-TA4 and the EEb tubas model
3400-TA4. |
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Andy Larson |
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Andy Larson
studiert zur Zeit das "Master of Music Degree" im Fach Konzert-Tuba an der
"University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee" mit Marty Erickson.
Im Jahre 2005
erhielt Andy das "Bachelor of Music Degree", nach 4järhigem Studium unter
Dr. Joseph Skillen. Andy spielte schon einige Tuba Konzerte mit dem "Kettle
Moraine Symphony Orchestra", "Festival City Symphony" und "Lakeside Brass
Quintet".
Andy Larson spielt exklusiv auf der WILLSON F Tuba Mod. 3200
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Andy Larson is
currently completing a Master of Music degree in Tuba Performance at the
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee studying with Marty Erickson. In 2005, Andy
received a Bachelor of Music degree in Tuba Performance from Louisiana State
University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana after 4 years of study with Dr. Joseph
Skillen. Andy has performed with the Kettle Moraine Symphony Orchestra (WI),
the Festival City Symphony (WI), Lakeside Brass Quintet (WI), a Zydeco/Cajun
band named John The Conqueroo(WI), and the No Vacancies Brass Quintet (LA).
Andy has won 1st prize in the UWM Band Department Concerto Competition in Feb.
2007 (performing the Tuba Concerto by Australian composer Barry McKimm), 1st
prize at the Tubonium5 Solo Competition in March 2007, and 1st Prize in the
South East Region Tuba Euphonium Conference (SERTEC) Solo Competition also in
March 2007. He has performed for master-classes presented by Stacy Baker,
Velvet Brown, Alan Baer, The American Brass Quintet, and Roger Bobo. The
performance of J.S. Bach's Sonata in Eb (originally for flute) take from his
senior recital at LSU (Fall 2004) was broadcast on National Public Radio
throughout Louisiana. Andy Larson plays exclusiv the WILLSON F Tuba Mod. 3200
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Jeroen Billiet |
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Jeroen Billiet
studierte Horn am "Royal Conservatoires of Gent und Brussels" mit Luc
Bergé.
Im Jahre 2001 erhielt Jeroen den "Master in Music und
Master of Music Education". Jeroen besuchte Meisterkurse bei folgenden
führenden Hornisten wie: André Van Driessche, Froydis Ree Wekre,
Ulrich Hübner and Claude Maury. Jeroen spielt regelmässig mit
verschiedenen Orchestern wie: Prima La Musica, I Fiamminghi, Flemish Opera,
Flemish Symphony Orchestra, l'Opéra Royal de Wallonie.
Jeroen
Billiet studierte ebenfalls das Naturhorn. Er gibt Konzerte mit Europas besten
Orchestern wie: le Concert d'Astrée (Emanuelle Haïm), Anima Eterna
(Jos Van Immerseel), Il Fondamento (Paul Dombrecht), les Musiciens du
Louvre-Grenoble (Marc Minkowski) etc.
Jeroen hat soeben seine neue CD
mit dem Name "fall now blows its horn" veröffentlicht.
Jeroen
Billiet spielt exklusiv auf dem CS Willson Doppelhorn CS251 und CS241.
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Jeroen Billiet
studied the horn at the Royal Conservatories of Ghent and Brussels with Luc
Bergé. He took masterclasses with André Van Driessche, Froydis
Ree Wekre, Ulrich Hübner and Claude Maury as well as lessons with other
leading players. In 2001 he passed the final exam of horn magna cum laude in
Brussels, and obtained the degrees of Master in Music and Master of Music
Education in the same year. He has been a free lance-player with several
Belgian orchestras (Prima La Musica, I Fiamminghi, Flemish Opera, Flemish
Symphony Orchestra, l'Opéra Royal de Wallonie..) During his studies he
took a particular interest in historical performance practice, taking up the
natural horn in 1999. From then on, he played and toured with some of Europe's
finest ensembles performing on period instruments and performs with le Concert
d'Astrée (Emanuelle Haïm), Anima Eterna (Jos Van Immerseel), Il
Fondamento (Paul Dombrecht), les Musiciens du Louvre-Grenoble (Marc Minkowski)
etc. On a regular basis he can be heard in recitals or chamber music. He has
performed in chamber music formations together with leading players as Jan
Vermeulen, Ignace Michiels, Marcel Ponseele, Jan Huylebroeck, Jean-Claude
Vanden Eynden, Véronique Bogaerts and so on. He is a founding member of
the Mengal Ensemble www.mengalensemble.be and released a solo CD titled "fall
now blows its horn" (Phaedra) in the autumn of 2010, featuring unknown horn
works by Flemish composers. Besides this, he is teacher of two flourishing horn
classes in the Flemish cities of Tielt and Bruges. Since 2001 he has worked on
an academical post-graduate study at the Orpheus Instituut in Ghent, and
obtained the title of "Laureate of the Orpheus institute" con brio in June
2008. Jeroen plays a Willson CS 251 and CS 241 double horn, besides several
historical horns. Please visit www.corecole.be |
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Michel COQUART |
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Michel begann sein
Horn Studium am regionalen Konservatorium in Dijon.
Für sein Horn
Diplom studierte Michel Coquart in Deutschland und der in der
Schweiz.
Michel gibt regelmässige Konzerte und Workshops und
bereiste die ganze Welt mit dem weltbekannten Horn-Quartett "Olifant".
Michel Coquart spielt exklusiv auf den Doppelhorn Willson CS 241. |
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Michel began his
music studies at the regional conservatory in Dijon. After successfully
completing his studies in Germany and Switzerland, he went on to refine his art
with Geoges Barboteu and Barry Tuckwell. A winner of a number of international
competitions, he regularly performs as a soloist and chamber musician. He has
recorded several discs with the Japart'duo , the Ap'passionato Trio and the
horn quartet Olifant, two of which are solely devoted to French music. A
teacher at the departmental conservatory in Lisieux, Michel Coquart is
president of the "En cors et encore" International Meetings held in
Lisieux.
Michel Coquart plays exclusively the Double Horn Willson CS
241. |
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Tim Locke |
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Tim Locke spielte
mit folgenden Orchestern: London Philharmonic, London Symphony
Philharmonia, Royal Philharmonic, BBC Symphony, BBC Concert Orchestra, BBC
National Orchestra of Wales, City of Oxford Orchestra, Bournemouth Symphony
Orchestra.
Er ist heute in folgenden Orchestern tätig: The English
Sinfonia, Milton Keynes City Orchestra, London Concert Orchestra, Belmont
Ensemble of London.
Tim Locke ist Horn Lehrer bei: Milton Keynes music
service, Conductor of the Milton Keynes, Music service Horn ensemble
Tim Locke spielt auf dem F/B Doppelhorn CS250. |
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Orchestra's played
with: London Philharmonic, London Symphony Philharmonia, Royal
Philharmonic, BBC Symphony, BBC Concert Orchestra, BBC National Orchestra of
Wales, City of Oxford Orchestra, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.
Today's
Orchestra Positions: The English Sinfonia, Milton Keynes City Orchestra,
London Concert Orchestra, Belmont Ensemble of London.
Today's Teaching
Positions: Milton Keynes music service, Conductor of the Milton Keynes, Music
service Horn ensemble.
Tim Locke plays on the double horn CS250. |
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Tomohiro Yamamoto |
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Yamamoto ist
in Hamada City geboren. Er hat beim Professor Herrn Masayuki Yasuhara studiert
und hat das Studium am "Tokyo College of Music" mit Erfolg abgeschlossen.
Yamamoto ist ist Mitglied des "Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra".
Yamamoto spielt exklusiv auf dem Doppelhorn CS221. |
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Born in Hamada City,
Shimane-pref. Japan; student of Professor Masayuki Yasuhara; graduated from the
Tokyo College of Music. Tomohiro Yamamoto is a horn player with the Tokyo
Philharmonic Orchestra.
To me, the most important thing about a musical
instrument is the quality of the sound. I have played an old Kruspe French horn
for many years, and I very much like the sound quality on the Kruspe. I had the
opportunity to play a Willson French horn and I really liked the sound quality
on this horn: it is very rich with a deep resonance and a soft sound. The sound
suits my style very well and I also appreciate the speedy response on the horn
with free blowing which is also a very important feature of a fine quality
horn. Tomohiro Yamamoto plays on the Double Horn CS221. |
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Patrick Smith |
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Patrick Smith ist vor
allem im Osten der USA als Solo Hornist und Musiklehrer bekannt und spielt seit
einigen Jahren ein C.S. Willson Doppelhorn Mod. 240. Seine Ausbildung hat er an
der Universität von Florida absolviert und anschliessend an der Hartt
Musikschule mit dem Master abgeschlossen. Seine wichtigsten Lehrer waren David
Jolley, Paul Basler und Bruce Atwell.
Patrick Smith ist mit
verschiedenen Orchestern und Musikformationen aufgetreten, u.a. den
Symphonieorchestern aus North Carolina, Tallahassee, Brevard, Valdosta und
Ridgefield sowie dem Emerson String Quartet und dem Hartford Brass Quintett.
Heute ist er Mitglied des Carolina Wind Quintett und unterrichtet gleichzeitig
Horn an der Universität von North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Patrick Smith
interessiert sich speziell für das Hornspiel im Jazz, er hatte
kürzlich einen Auftritt mit der Jazz Band der Universität von Florida
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Patrick Smith has been
an active freelance horn player and music educator throughout the eastern
United States. Mr. Smith earned his bachelor of music education degree and
performer's certificate from the University of Florida and a Master of Music
degree in horn performance from the Hartt School of Music. His primary teachers
include David Jolley, Paul Basler and Bruce Atwell. Mr. Smith has performed
with numerous ensembles including the North Carolina, Tallahassee, Brevard,
Valdosta and Ridgefield Symphony Orchestras.
He has performed with the
Emerson String Quartet, the Hartford Brass Quintet and is currently a member of
the Carolina Wind Quintet. Mr. Smith was the winner of the 1996 Southeast Horn
Workshop Solo Competition and First Runner Up in the 1997 Farkas International
Solo Horn Competition. In addition to performances in traditional horn
settings, Mr. Smith holds a special interest in jazz horn playing and recently
appeared as a guest soloist with the University of Florida Jazz Band under the
direction of Gary Langford. He has served on the faculty of the Eastern Music
Festival and is currently the Instructor of Horn at the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill. |
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Imre Magyari |
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Imre
Magyari wurde in Budapest geboren. Er absolviert seine Studien zwischen 1972
und 1978 an der Hochschule für Musik "Franz Liszt" unter der Leitung von
Professor Zoltàn Lubik. Er spielte unter der Leitung von berühmten
Dirigent wie Ferencsik, Abbado, Dohnànyi, Solti, Doràti, Masur
und Kobayashi. Seit 1978 ist Imre Magyari Professor am Institut für
Musiklehrerbildung der Hochschule für Musik "Franz Liszt". Seit 1980 ist
er Mitglied des weltbekannten Budapester Blechbläserquintetts. Als Solist
hat Imre Magyari in allen europäischen Ländern, in Amerika und in
Japan viele Konzerte gegeben.
Er gewann die Hauptpreise von vier
internationalen Hornwettbewerben: Pabianice (Polen) und in Markneukirchen
(Deutschland), in Vercelli (Italien) und in Budapest (Ungarn).
Mehrere
zeitgenössische Komponisten schrieben und widmeten Imre Magyari neue
Werke. Seine künstlerische Tätigkeit wurde 1986 vom ungarischen
Kulturminister mit dem Preis "Franz Liszt" ausgezeichnet |
Hungarian hornist
Imre Magyari studied at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music with Professor
Zoitàn Lubik. He has been a solo horn player with the Hungarian
National Philharmonic Orchestra since 1975 and has performed with famous
conductors such as Ferencsik, Abbado, Dohnànyi, Soltl, Doràti,
Masur and Kobayashi. Since 1978 Imre Magyari has taught at the Institute
for music teacher training of the Franz Liszt Academy of Music. Many of his
students have become solo horn players of several Hungarian and foreign
orchestras. He has been a member of the world famous Budapest Brass Quintet
since 1980. Imre Magyari has given many concerts as a soloist throughout
Europe, America and Japan. He has won top awards at four international horn
competitions: 1976 in Pabianice (Poland) and in Markneukirchen (Germany), 1978
in Vercelli (Italy) and 1980 in Budapest (Hungary). Imre Magyari has made
numerous records, both as a soloist and as a chamber musician. Several
contemporary composers have written and dedicated new pieces of music to Imre
Magyari. In 1986 the Hungarian Minister of Culture presented him with the
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Heiner Wanner |
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Heiner
Wanner begann sein Hornstudium bei Matthias Kofmehl in Zürich, welches er
1996 mit dem Lehr- und Orchesterdiplom abschloss. Danach bildete er sich bei
Thomas Müller in Bern weiter. Er konzertiert mit Kammermusikensembles
ebenso wie mit den grossen Orchestern der Schweiz. |
Heiner Wanner began
studying the horn under Matthias Kofmehl in Zürich, where he obtained his
teaching and orchestra diploma in 1996. He then continued his studies under
Thomas Müller in Bern. He gives concerts in Switzerland both as part of
chamber music ensembles and with major orchestras. |
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Karl Fässler |
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Karl Fässler ist festes Mitglied im Tonhalle-Orchester
Zürich. Zahlreiche CD-Produktionen unter anderem mit dem Züricher
Bläseroktett, dem Ensemble Sabine Meyer sowie mit dem Trio Novsak zeugen
von seiner grossen Hingabe zur Kammermusik. |
Karl
Fässler is a permanent member of the Zürich Tonhalle Orchestra.
Numerous CDs produced in co-operation with ensembles such as the Züricher
Bläseroktett (Zürich Wind Octet), the Sabine Meyer Ensemble and the
Novsak trio are proof of his devotion to chamber music. |
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David Acklin |
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David
Acklin absolvierte seine Studien am Konservatorium Zürich bei Günther
Schlund, welche er mit der Konzertreife-Prüfung abschloss. Seit 1986 ist
er Zuzüger in verschiedenen Schweizer Orchestern wie: Tonhalle-Orchester
Zürich, Orchester der Oper Zürich und Basler Sinfonie-Orchester. |
David Acklin
studied at the Zürich Conservatory under Günther Schlund, where he
passed the examination qualifying him to give concerts. He has played since
1986 in a number of Swiss orchestras such as the Zürich Tonhalle
Orchestra, the orchestra of the Zürich Opera and the Basel Symphony
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Iain Culross |
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Der schottische
Cornet- und Trompeten Star Iain Culross ist ein anerkannter internationaler
Solist seiner Generation. Von Beginn an war er Principal Cornet mit der
National Youth brass band of Scotland, The Sellers International Band, Carlton
Main Frickley Colliery Band, der YBS Band und der Fairey Band.
Heute
ist er Principal Cornet bei der weltbekannten Leyland Band. Iain ist ein sehr
gefragter Solist und gibt in ganz Europa und den USA Solo-Konzerte und Master
Klassen.
Kontakt E-Mail Adresse:
iaindavidculross@yahoo.co.uk
Iain Culross spielt exklusiv auf dem neuen Willson Cornet Mod. 460 Celebration.
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Scottish cornet and
trumpet star Iain Culross has a long established reputation as one of the
leading soloists of his generation: From being principal cornet with the
National Youth brass band of Scotland, The Sellers International Band, Carlton
Main Frickley Colliery Band, the YBS Band, Fairey Band, and his current
position as principal cornet with the world famous Leyland Band. Born in
Dundee, Scotland in 1986 into a musical family, Iain progressed through the
ranks of Scotland's brass bands from a very young age, at the same time
studying with some of the finest trumpet players and teachers in the country,
before moving to Manchester to complete both his BA(Hons)Music and MA in
Music(Performance) at Salford university, further adding to his versatility as
a soloist by studying improvisation and advanced jazz composition. He is now
carrying on with research towards a PhD specializing in performance psychology
and treating focal dystonia in musicians, as well as teaching in the
university's music department. |
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is in ever creasing demand as a soloist and as a teacher and clinician
throughout Europe, and is soon to embark on his first recital and lecture tour
of the USA. Further to this Iain is also in frequent demand to audition for
some of the world's leading professional orchestras as a trumpet player.
Contact E-mail: iaindavidculross@yahoo.co.uk
Iain is delighted to choose the Willson 460 Celebration cornet above all
others. |
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Philip Cobb Cornet
Celebration |
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Neuer Superstar von
London ! - Mit 15 Jahren Principal Cornet der National Youth Brass Band of
Great Britain - 3 facher Gewinner beim Harry Mortimer Solisten
Wettbewerb - Ehemaliges Mitglied auf dem Solo Cornet bei "The International
Staff Band" - Auszeichnung Maurice André International Competition
Paris 2006 zum "Most Promising Performer" - Solist an der Internationalen
Trompeten Konferenz in Bosten, USA - Auszeichnung beim London Symphony
Orchestra Brass Academy Kurs mit dem "Candide Award". Herausragendester Solist
während der Academy Kurswoche.
Philip Cobb spielt auf dem neuen
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Years of practice,
study and playing eventually led Philip to become a member of the National
Youth Brass Band of Great Britain at the age of 13. He attended a total of nine
courses, sitting in the Principal Cornet seat for the first time at the age of
15. Philip had a great impact on those courses and became the first player ever
to win the coveted Harry Mortimer Soloist Prize on three consecutive occasions.
In Salvation Army circles, Philip also continued to progress. The Territorial
Youth Band provided another opportunity for him to hone his skills, eventually
serving as Principal Cornet on a number of those annual courses too. His
outstanding ability eventually led him to membership of The International Staff
Band's solo Cornet section and then to be the featured instrumental soloist in
The Salvation Army's 2007 Gospel Arts Concert in London's Royal Albert Hall.
While all this was happening, Philip had also commenced his studies at London's
Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where he is a scholarship student studying
trumpet with Paul Beniston (Principal Trumpet of the London Philharmonic
Orchestra) and renowned trumpet soloist Alison Balsom. |
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decision he made to enter the prestigious Maurice André International
Trumpet Competition, which was held in Paris in November 2006, effectively
launched Philip into the international world of music. Although he narrowly
missed reaching the concerto final of the competition, his personality and
playing clearly impressed the adjudication panel, which awarded him the Prize
for the Most Promising Performer. Since the competition, Philip has featured as
a soloist at the International Trumpet Guild Conference in Boston, USA, and is
receiving more and more concert invitations from all over the world as his
playing career takes off. In July 2008, Philip attended the London Symphony
Orchestra Brass Academy Course and won the "Candide Award". This is effectively
most outstanding player of the week award. Philip Cobb plays the new
Celebration Cornet mod. 450. |
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James Fountain |
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Im Alter von 3
Jahren begann James, animiert durch seine Eltern, die beide ebenfalls
Blechbläser sind, mit der Musik. Den Anstoss gab The Salvation Army, die
ihm sein erstes Instrument zur Verfügung stellte und die Möglichkeit,
jeden Sonntag in der eigenen Jugendband im Kettering Corps mitzuüben. Als
Resultat davon performte er bereits im zarten Alter von 4 Jahren sein erstes
Solo am Weihnachtskonzert der Salvation Army, seiner grossen Fördererin.
Er spielte nur mit der Salvation Army, bis er mit 11 Jahren Mitglied der
Northamptonshire County Training Brass Band wurde. Noch einen Schritt
höher schaffte James mit 14 Jahren. Er spielte nun bei der weltbekannten,
virtuosen GUS Band, die mehrfach nationale und die British Open Wettbewerbe
gewann. Mit GUS spielte James bei den British Open in der Birmingham Symphony
Hall, den National Championships in der Royal Albert Hall und in vielen anderen
prestigeträchtigen Konzerten und Konzerthallen. Seit Juni 2011 ist James
Principal Cornet bei der weltbekannten Grimethorpe Colliery Brass Band. Mit
vielen Preisen wurde der junge Künstler bereits geehrt. Zweimal erhielt er
den Katie Odgen Solo Award und den Harry Mortimer jr. Solo Award. Mit dem Harry
Mortimer jr. Solo Award tritt James Fountain in die Fussstapfen grosser
Künstler wie Philipp Cobb, David Childs und vieler anderer. "Ohne Zweifel
einer der aufgehenden Sterne des 21. Jahrhunderts am Brass Band Himmel" James
spielt exklusiv auf dem Willson Cornet Celebration Mod. 430 Spinell VL. |
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James began to play
the cornet from the age of three with both his parents being brass players
also. It was through The Salvation Army which really gave James the
opportunities to learn; providing his first instrument and a chance to play
every Sunday in the young people's band at Kettering Corps. James performed his
first ever solo, "Away in a manger" at an annual Christmas concert of The
Salvation Army at the age of 4. James joined The Salvation Army's territorial
youth band at the age of 11 on soprano gaining the chance to play with some of
the 'Army's' finest young musical talent. At the age of 13 James moved on to
the principal cornet chair of this band and held the seat for three years
running. At fourteen, James moved onto a whole new level of brass band playing
when he joined the world famous Virtuosi GUS band (multiple national and
British open winning band) on the Repiano seat. In the same year, he joined the
National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain. In the summer of 2008 James became
principal cornet of both the GUS band and the National Youth Band; through GUS
James has played at the British open (Birmingham Symphony Hall) and the
National Championships (Albert Hall) along with many other prestigious concerts
and concert halls. James became in June 2011 principal cornet of the world
famous Grimethorpe Colliery Brass Band. He has received solo awards such as the
Katie Ogden soloist award twice, the Harry Mortimer junior solo award and the
Harry Mortimer Solo award following in the footsteps of great players such as
Phillip Cobb, David Childs and several others. "Without doubt one of the rising
stars of the 21st century brass band movement" James performs exclusively on
the Willson Cornet Celebration mod. 430 Spinell VL |
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Chloë Abbott |
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Chloë ist in
Cornwall GB geboren und begann mit 8 Jahren Cornet zu spielen. In kurzer Zeit
spielte Chloë mit der "Camborne Youth Band". Während dieser Zeit
gewann Chloë sechsmal hintereinander den Titel beim "National Youth
Championship". Chloë spielte auch auch mit der "Camborne Town Band" und
mit der "National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain" wo sie als Co-Principal
Cornet spielte. Chloë hatte bereits das Privileg in den folgenden
welbekannten Konzertsälen zu spielen: Royal Albert Hall, Snape Maltings,
Perth Concert Hall, Birmingham Symphony Hall und Bridgewater Hall. Chloë
schaffte noch einen Schritt höher. Sie spielt nun als "Assistant
Principal" bei der weltbekannten, virtuosen GUS Band, die mehrfach nationale
und die British Open Wettbewerbe gewann. Chloë hatte schon mehrer
Workshops bei David Frost, Alan Pope, David Daws und Jeremy Willcock.
Chloë studiert an der "Guildhall School of Music and Drama" unter Paul
Cosh. Chloë Abbott spielt exklusiv auf dem Willson Celebration Cornet Mod.
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Born and bred in
Cornwall, Chloë began playing the cornet at the age of 8 through the award
winning Cornwall Music Service. Within a short period of time Chloë was
playing with Camborne Youth Band during the period of their record breaking
series of six consecutive National Youth Championship wins. Chloë
progressed to play with Camborne Town Band and also the National Youth Brass
Band of Great Britain achieving co-principal cornet, and has been privileged to
play at some of the UK's premiere concert venues including the Royal Albert
Hall, Snape Maltings, Perth Concert Hall, Birmingham Symphony Hall and
Bridgewater Hall. Chloë moved onto a whole new level of brass band playing
when she joined the world famous Virtuosi GUS band (multiple national and
British open winning band) on assistant principal. Chloë has benefited
from tuition with David Frost, Alan Pope, David Daws and Jeremy Willcock and
has just started her first year at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama
studying trumpet under Paul Cosh. Chloë Abbott plays on a Willson
Celebration Cornet Mod. 430. |
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Raf Van Looveren
Cornet Celebration |
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Raf Van Looveren
studierte auf dem Cornet in der Klasse von Arthur Vanderhoeft. Im Jahr 2000
erhielt Raf das Konzert Diplom mit der höchsten Auszeichnung. Raf ist
Cornetist beim Orchester "Belgium Guides Army Band" und ist Professor für
Cornet am Konservatorium "Lemmens". Raf ist ebenfalls Principal bei der
weltbekannten Brass Band de Willebroek. Mit dieser Weltklasse-Brass Band gibt
er Solokonzerte in ganz Europa. Raf Van Looveren wird öfters nach England
berufen, um bei englischen Top Brass Bands den Principal einzunehmen. Raf
Van Looveren gewann schon folgende Wettbewerbe : - Solo Champion des Swiss
Open Brass Band - Europäischer Cornet Solo Champion in Glasgow 2004
- Bester Solist beim British Open 2004
Raf Van Looveren spielt
exklusiv auf dem neu entwickelten Willson Celebration Mod. 430. |
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Raf Van Looveren
studied cornet under Arthur Vanderhoeft and in 2000 was awarded his concert
diploma with distinction. Raf plays principal cornet with the "Belgium
Guides Army Band" and is also cornet professor at the Lemmens Conservatory.
In addition, Raf is also principal with the world-famous "Brass Band
Willebroek". He performs solo concerts throughout Europe with this world-class
brass band. Raf Van Looveren is frequently called upon to perform in England as
principal cornet with some of the top brass bands in the country. Raf Van
Looveren has succeeded in winning the following competitions: - Solo
Champion, Swiss Open Brass Band - European Cornet Solo Champion in Glasgow
2004 - Best soloist, British Open 2004
Raf Van Looveren plays
exclusively on the newly developed Willson Celebration Mod. 430. |
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Danny Aerden Cornet
Celebration |
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Danny Aerden begann
sein Musikstudium an der "Academie van Genk". An der "Academie van Genk"
studierte er Trompete und Orgel bei Pierre Schrijvers und Johan Hermans. Danach
folgten Studienjahre auf der Trompete am "Lemmensinstituut te Leuven" bei
Léon Pétré. Danny beendete das Musikstudium mit dem ersten
Preis. Sein 2. Master Diplom erhielt Danny im Jahre 2002 vom Konservaturium von
Maastricht NL.
Danny ist Solo Cornetist und Trompetist bei der
"Koninklijke Muziekkapel van de Gidsen". Danny ist kein unbekannter in der
Brass Band Szene. Er spielt in diversen Belgischen Brass Bands und ist seit
Jahren Solo-Cornet beim mehrfachen Europäischen Meister der "Brass Band
Willebroek".
Danny ist Solo-Trompeter in folgenden Orchestern: Symphony
Orchestra of Flanders, National Orchestra of Belgium, Orchestra of La Monnaie,
Kammerorchester Collegium Instrumentale Brugense.
Danny Aerden spielt
exklusiv auf dem neuen Willson Celebration Cornet Mod. 430. |
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Danny Aerden was born
on the 26th of february 1980. He grew up in Opglabbeek ( Limburg, Belgium). At
the age of 9, he started his musical studies at the Academy in Genk, where he
studied trumpet and organ with respectively Pierre Schrijvers and Johan
Hermans. He also took the courses harmony, counterpoint and fugue with Roger
Vanhaeren. In 1998 he continued his studies at the Lemmensinstituut Leuven,
where he studied trumpet with Léon Pétré. Danny graduated
in 2002 with highest distinction. After 2 years specialization, he found his
way to the conservatory of Maastricht ( NL) where he obtained his second
masters degree trumpet with Benny Wiame. During his studies in 2001 Danny
participated in the exams in the Symphonic Bands of Defence. Since then he has
acted professionally as cornet and trumpet player associated with the " Royal
Symphonic Band of the Belgian Guides ". In 2010 he took part in the exams for
soloists in the orchestra. So he became, at 30 years old, first trumpet-solo of
the Royal Symphonic Band of the Belgian Guides. Also in the World of Brass,
Danny is not unknown. He plays for several years in brass bands home and
abroad. With the closure of Brass Band Midden Limburg, where he served as
principal cornet, he transferred to Brass Band Willebroek. Here he plays with
his best friend and colleague Raf Van Looveren, the Willson cornet at highest
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the Royal Symphonic Band of the Belgian Guides and Brass Band Willebroek, Danny
profiles himself as a freelance trumpet player in a wide range of genres (
baroque, classical, chambermusic, rock and popmusic) He also is a much sought
after musician in many professional orchestras (Symphony Orchestra of Flanders,
National Orchestra of Belgium, Orchestra of La Monnaie ) , chamber orchestras (
first trumpet at the Collegium Instrumentale Brugense ) and coverbands
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Danny is also a teacher at the municipal academy of Music and Words
Beverst-Bilzen. As for conducting, Danny started at Young age with small
ensembles and youth orchestras. At the moment he is conductor at the Royal
Fanfare Leut and Royal Brass Band " de Grensbewoners " at Smeermaas, where he
earned several awards ( provincial competitions, National Brass Band
Championships, WMC Kerkrade,
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Willson Celebration Cornet mod. 430. |
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Michael R. Baker
Cornet Celebration |
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Michael R. Baker
Michael begann mit 10 Jahren Cornet zu spielen mit Derek Smith bei "Montclair
Citadel of The Salvation Army". Michael Baker hat den Bachelor und Master Titel
von der "Juilliard School", wo er unter Edward Truetel, Mark Gould und Philip
Smith studierte.
Michael ist ein international sehr gefragter Cornet
Solist. Er spielt regelmässig mit "Metropolitan Opera", "New Jersey
Symphony", "Philharmonia Virtiousi" und mit den weltbekannten "New York
Philharmonic". Michael gab schon Cornet und Trompeten Solo Konzerte in
folgenden Ländern: USA, Japan, Australien, England, Irland, Schottland,
Norwegen, Schweden und Niederlande.
Seit 1995 ist Michael Baker
Mitglied und regelässiger Cornet Solist bei der "New York Staff Band".
Michael ist ebenfalls Principal Cornetist bei der "Montclair Citadel Band of
the Salvation Army". Michael Baker spielt exklusiv auf dem Willson Celebration
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Michael had his
first cornet lesson at the age of 10 with Derek Smith at the Montclair Citadel
of The Salvation Army. He holds both Bachelor and Master of Music Degrees from
the Juilliard School where he studied with Edward Truetel, Philip Smith and
Mark Gould. Presently, he is a very busy freelancer in the New York area. He
performs regularly with such groups as the Metropolitan Opera, New Jersey
Symphony, Philharmonia Virtiousi, numerous shows on Broadway and with the New
York Philharmonic. He has also performed and toured with the Royal Winnipeg
Ballet Company, the Israel Philharmonic, the Russian Chamber Orchestra, and the
newly formed Symphonica Toscanini of Italy. Michael has toured Australia,
England, Ireland, Scotland, Norway, Sweden, Amsterdam, Japan, and the United
States as trumpet and cornet soloist. Michael has been a member and a soloist
of the New York Staff Band since 1995. He is the Principal cornet and Deputy
Bandmaster of the Montclair Citadel band of the Salvation Army. Michael Baker
play exclusiv on the Willson Celebration Bb Cornet Mod. 460. www.MichaelRBaker.com |
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Chris Avison Cornet
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Chris Avison Chris
studiert zur Zeit am "The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama" in Cardiff,
England. Er studiert unter Philippe Schartz, Principal Trompeter in "The BBC
National Orchestra of Wales". Chris ist Principal Cornetist bei der "Bath
Citadel Salvation Army Band" und er ist auch Mitglied von der "Salvation Army
UK Territorial Youth Band". Chris gewann im 2005 als Internationaler Solist den
Wettbewerb "Erik Leidzen Memorial Scholarship" in den USA. Chris Avison spielte
ebenfalls mit der weltbekannten "Cory Buy as You View Band". Durch seine
solistischen Tätikeiten spielte er schon in der Royal Albert Hall, The
Royal Festival Hall, The Queen Elizabeth Hall und Symphony Hall. Am
"Mid-Somerset Music Festival" gewann er schon mehrer Preise inklusive den "The
Thelma King Instrumental Prize" und "Bath Young Musician of The Year". Chris
Avison spielt auf dem Willson Celebration Mod. 410.
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Chris Avison Chris
is currently studying for a Trumpet Performance Bachelor of Music Honours
Degree at The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardiff. He now studies
with Philippe Schartz, Principal Trumpet of The BBC National Orchestra of
Wales. He is the principal cornet of Bath Citadel Salvation Army Band and is a
member of the Salvation Army UK Territorial Youth Band, having also now
graduated to being a staff member on the annual course. He is also a member of
Festival Brass and Fuoco Brass. In August 2005 he won a sponsored place at Star
Lake Camp in the USA as the international winner of the Erik Leidzen Memorial
Scholarship. He has also played and recorded with Cory Buy as You View Band and
played with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales. As part of his playing
experience he has performed at venues such as The Royal Albert Hall, The Royal
Festival Hall, The Queen Elizabeth Hall, Symphony Hall, St Davids Hall, St
Georges in Bristol and The Sage in Gateshead. He competed annually in the
Mid-Somerset Music Festival where he has won many prizes including The Thelma
King Instrumental Prize and Bath Young Musician of The Year.
Chris
Avison plays on the Willson Celebration Mod. 410.
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Vincent GILLIG
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Vincent GILLIG ist
im Jahre 1971 in Strasbourg geboren. Mit 8 Jahren erhielt er die ersten
Trompetenunterricht. Im Jahre 1989, als Schüler von Clément GARREC
erhielt Vincent GILLIG am "Conservatoire National de Région de
Strasbourg" den 1. Preis (Médaille d'Or). Im 1991 studierte er am
"Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris", in der
Klasse von Pierre THIBAUD, wo er ebenfalls den "Premier prix de musique de
chambre" erhielt. Im selben Jahr gewann er das Probespiel zum 1. Solo-Trompeter
beim "L'Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg. Trotz dieser wichtigen
Verpflichtung als 1. Solo-Trompeter beendete Vincent GILLIG das
Trompeten-Studium am "CNSMD de Paris. Mittlerweilen ist Vincent GILLIG
"Professeur de trompette au Conservatoire National de Strasbourg" und an der
"Académie EUROCUIVRES" en Franche Comté". Mit dem "Orchestre
Philharmonique de Strasbourg" trat er schon öfters als Solist auf und
spielte auch die bekannten Trompetenkonzerte von HAYDN, HUMMEL
usw.
Im Oktober 2004 hat Vincent GILLIG seinen ersten Tonträger
veröffentlicht. Die Aufnahmen wurden zusammen mit dem Organisten Daniel
PANDOLFO gemacht. Der Tonträger ist erhältlich unter dem Titel
"Rhapsodia Sacra", beim Verlag Tamino/Edition Sonores S.P.M. Vincent GILLIG ist
ebenfalls Mitglied des bestbekannten "OPUS.4 WILLSON Quartett", welches sich
zusammensetzt mit: Trompete, Horn, Posaune und Tuba. Das OPUS.4 WILLSON
Quartett kann überall verpflichtet werden und ist ein sicherer Garant
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Vincent GILLIG
Trumpet Celebration Vincent GILLIG was born in Strasbourg in 1971 and started
learning the trumpet at the age of eight. In 1989, as a pupil of Clément
GARREC, Vincent GILLIG was awarded the 1st Prize (Médaille d'Or) at the
"Conservatoire National de Région de Strasbourg". In 1991 he studied at
the "Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris", under
Pierre THIBAUD, where he again won the "Premier prix de musique de chambre". In
the same year he won the competition to become 1st soloist with "L'Orchestre
Philharmonique de Strasbourg". In spite of his duties as 1st solo trumpeter
Vincent GILLIG was able to complete his studies at the "CNSMD de Paris. Vincent
GILLIG is now "Professeur de trompette au Conservatoire National de Strasbourg"
and at the "Académie EUROCUIVRES" in Franche Comté. He has often
performed as soloist with the "Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg" and has
played the well-known trumpet concerts from HAYDN, HUMMEL
etc.
Vincent GILLIG's first recording, on which he was joined by the organist Daniel
PANDOLFO, appeared in October 2004. The recording, entitled "Rhapsodia Sacra",
was published by Tamino/Edition Sonores S.P.M. Vincent GILLIG is also a member
of the well-known "OPUS.4 WILLSON Quartet", made up of trumpet, horn, trombone
and tuba. The OPUS.4 WILLSON Quartet is available for engagements throughout
Europe and guarantees the success of any concert. www.opus-4.net |
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The Tenor Horn section of the Canadian Staff
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 The Canadian Staff Band perform on the great WILLSON Tenor
Horns. Die Canadian Staff Band - Eb Tenor Horn Register - spielt auf den
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