M
David
MacArthur - All Styles
Australia - Melbourne, Victoria
Bach
36B - King 3B+ Bb/F - Rath R9 - Bach 36B / Denis Wick 4BS
- Yamaha Bass
Melbourne Sinfonia/U3A Hawthorne Started playing trombone at school
late 1950s. Played in amateur orchestras, brass bands, concert bands,
pit orchestras etc.
Kathryn Macintosh - Classical
Canada - Edmonton, AB
Assistant Principal Trombone, Edmonton symphony Orchestra Kathryn
Macintosh was born in Montreal but spent her formative years in
the Maritimes. She attended Acadia University, Wolfville, Nova Scotia,
and the University of Toronto. Kathryn started playing with the
Edmonton Symphony Orchestra in 1983. She is active in the Mill Creek
Colliery Band, a British-style brass band.
Kyle Mack
- All Styles
USA - Fargo, ND
King
Dr. Kyle Mack has been a member of the North Dakota State University
faculty since 1993. He teaches applied low brass, music education
classes, and basic conducting. He directs the jazz program and the
Varsity Band and assists with the Gold Star Marching Band and Concert
Band.
Tom MacTaggart - All Styles
USA - Hampton, VA
Edwards
Custom / Schilke 51
Earned BME from Northern Illinois; a MM from Florida State; studied
at University of Southern Mississippi. Freelanced. He is now in
the Army.
Rolf Madestrand
- Classical
Sweden - Stockholm
Bach
42 / Parke Friedman 1000-7
Trombonist and Euphonium player, he startet as a military musician
1965. Educated at "Royal College of Music" in Stockholm,Sweden
1972-1974. His trombone teacher was John Petersen "Royal Philharmonic
Orhestra"in Stockholm. He is working now as a freelancer here
in Sweden.
Peter Madsen
- All Styles
USA - Omaha, NE
Dr. Pete Madsen is an Assistant Professor and Director of Jazz Studies
at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. His duties at UNO include
directing the jazz ensemble and combo, and teaching applied low
brass, jazz survey, low brass ensemble, and improvisation.
Hugo Magliocco
- All Styles - Hugo
Magliocco [bio at this site]
USA - Macomb, IL
(Ritired) Professor of Music, Trombone and Euphonium, at Western
Illinois University since 1963. Degrees include: B.S., Duquesne
University; M.S., University of Tennessee; D.M.E., University of
Oklahoma; additional study at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale
and Columbia University.
Patrick 'Pat
Booner' Magnusson - All Styles - Patrick
Magnusson [bio at this site]
Sweden - Gothenburg
Martin
Urbie Green / Schilke
Johanna
Mahmud - Jazz Improv - Johanna
Mahmud [bio at this site]
USA - Chicago, IL
Yamaha
TS 1
Johanna Mahmud breaks the mold of your average musician, holding
talent and force to be rec koned with. Johanna is not your normal
single-sided cat as he transcends genres not only in jazz and latin,
but also in rock. A double threat to the industry Johanna plays
to all sides of the spectrum.
Roy Main -
All Styles
USA - San Luis Obispo, CA
Applied Trombone, Tuba, Euphonium; Trombone Choir Roy Main is a
native of Los Angeles, California. His career as a freelance studio
trombonist spans virtually every form of live and recorded professional
music performance. Main has performed at all of the major television
and film studios.
Rafi Malkiel
- All Styles - Rafi
Malkiel [bio at this site]
Israel - Jerusalem
Composer, trombonist, band leader and euphonium player Rafi Malkiel,
originally from Jerusalem, has shared his talent with audiences
around the world, playing Jazz & Latin music in his captivating
style. Leading his quintet, Malkiel plays original compositions,
as well as unique arrangements fusing Jazz.
Andy Malloy
- Classical
USA - Los Angeles, CA
Andrew Malloy has lived in Los Angeles for over twenty five years.
He is a New Hampshire native and attended the University of Massachusetts
where he graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Music Education
degree. He continued his education at The Juilliard School where
he received a Master of Music.
Tom Malone -
(wikipedia)
USA - New York, NY
Tom "Bones" Malone began his professional career on a
job playing lead trumpet with Brenda Lee at a club in Jackson, MS,
while enrolled at the University of Southern Mississippi. In response
to a call from Warren Covington, leader of The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra,
he expanded into contracting musicians.
Chuck Mandernach
- All Styles
USA - Dallas, TX
Chuck Mandernach has been a "first-call" studio and freelance
musician in Dallas since 1965. His work has ranged from classical
to commercial, night clubs to stage shows, country to rock, and
jazz to society bands. He has been a member of The Dallas Symphony,
Summer Musicals, Ballet, and Lyric Opera and many more
Mark Manduca
-All Styles
USA - Gorham, ME
Mark Manduca has a B.S. degree from the University of Maine and
a M.M. degree from Boston University. Mark plays regularly with
the Portland Symphony Orchestra, the Portland Brass Quintet, and
the Five Cylinders Jazz Band. He has backed up such artists as Clark
Terry, Johnny Mathis, Bob Hope, Guy Lombardo, and many more.
Albert
Mangelsdorff - Jazz Improv 1928 - 2005 - Albert
Mangelsdorff [bio at this site]
Germany
Albert Mangelsdorff, probably the most important jazz musician in
post- war Germany, died on the morning of Monday, July 25th, 2005
in his hometown Frankfurt am Main, Germany, after long illness.
Albert Mangelsdorff had violin lessons as a child and was self-taught
on guitar.
Natalie Mannix
- Classical
USA - Wahington DC, WA
BMA University of Michigan, MM The Juilliard School, DMA Catholic
University of America. Student of Joe Alessi. Principal trombonist
in the Delaware Symphony Orchestra. Has performed with the National
Symphony, the Kennedy Center Opera Orchestra, the Philharmonic of
the Nations and the Annapolis, Maryland.
Romeo 'Romi' Mano
- Classical
Albania - Tirana
CG
Conn 88h-cl / Bach 5G
1990 BA of Music 1991 co-principal of the Tirana Opera House Orchestra
1993 principal of the Tirana Opera House Orchestra.
Bruce Mansfield
- All Styles
Italy - Napels
Bach
50 / Greg Black BM
Currently living and performing in Europe. Bass Trombonist with
the CNE Band located in Naples Italy. I spent 4 years freelancing
in the San Diego and Los Angeles area whil e working with Navy Band
Southwest. Prior to joing the Navy I was freelancing in Pittsburgh,
PA.
David Manson
- All Styles
USA - St. Petersburg, FL
Weril
Alpha / Bach 5GS
David Manson is a trombonist, composer, improvisor, presenter and
music technologist. His degrees include a doctorate from the Cincinnati
College-Conservatory of Music. Early awards include Second Prize
in the 1982 Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition (for the
Cincinnati Trombone Quartet).
John Marcellus
- Classical
USA - Rochester, NY
CG
Conn
Past President ITA (1988-1990) - Professor of Trombone at the Eastman
School. Professor of trombone and woodwind, brass, and percussion
department chair. 1982-83 Kilbourn Professor, as a member of the
Eastman Brass. BS, University of Maryland; MM, DMA, Catholic University.
Dan Marcus
- Swing
USA - Lynwood, WA
Dan, early on, was a member of the Big Bands of Ray Charles and
Woody Herman, and had performed in upwards of 100 countries by his
early 20's. Dan comes from a musical family in the San Francisco
Bay Area, and attended Cal State Northridge.
James Markey
- Classical
USA - New York, NY
James Markey joined the New York Philharmonic as Associate Principal
Trombone in 1997. Previously, Mr. Markey was the Principal Trombone
of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra - a position he assumed after
his second year at the Juilliard School, studying with Joseph Alessi.
Delfeayo
Marsalis - Jazz Improv - Delfeayo
Marsalis [bio at this site]
USA - New Orleans, LA
b. Jul. 28, 1965, New Orleans, LA Delfeayo Marsalis was born in
New Orleans, Louisiana. He began studying trombone at age 13. After
producing his first recording at age 17, Mr. Marsalis attended the
prestigious Berklee College of Music, majoring in both performance
and audio production.
Loren Marsteller
- All Styles
USA - Long Beach, CA
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (the Grammys) "Most
Valuable Player Award" nominee Loren Marsteller is a graduated
from the University of Southern California (B.M.) with a major in
trombone performance. He joined "The President's Own" United States Marine Corps Band in Washington, D.C.
Robert Marsteller
- Classical 1919 - 1976
USA
Robert Marsteller (1919-1975). Prominent US symphonic trombonist
and music educator. He was a graduate of the Eastman School of Music,
where he studied under Emory Remington. Marsteller was the first
trombonist with the National Symphony Orchestra and then principal
trombonist for 25 years with the Los Angeles Symphony.
Dave Martell
- Jazz Improv
USA - Union City, CA
King
2B / Bach 6.5 AL Megatone
Dave has been playing professionally for over 30 years. He received
an Associate of Arts degree in Music from Los Medanos College in
Pittsburg, CA and a Bachelor's Degree in Music from Cal State University
at Los Angeles. He also has a teaching credential in music from
Cal State University Hayward.
Andy Martin
- Jazz Improv
USA - Los Angeles, CA
CG
Conn
Andy belongs to a musical family: his father plays trumpet and both
of his brothers are professional musicians. Along with private studies
with Charlie Shoemake and Roy Main. Andy was a student of music
at California State University Long Beach and Golden West College
with Tom Kubis. Andy is also playing in Gordon Goodwin's: Big Phat Band.
Arch Martin
- Jazz Improv - Arch
Martin [bio at this site]
USA - San Diego, CA
CG
Conn 100H Sterl. Bell
Born in Independence, Missouri. Graduated from William Chrisman
High School. Early 50s, played around Kansas City and toured with
various bands. 1956 toured Europe with Claude Thornhill Orchestra
1957-58 toured with The Woody Herman Band 1959-69.
Jeff Martin
- All Styles
USA - Bolling, DC
Master Sergeant Jeffrey B. Martin is a jazz trombonist for the Airmen
of Note, The United States Air Force Band, Bolling Air Force Base,
Washington, D.C. Originally from Newton, Kansas, his Air Force career
began in 1996. A 1991 graduate of Newton High School, Sgt. Martin
was a member of All-State bands.
Marco Aurellio
Martins - All Styles
Brazil - Florianopolis, Santa Catarina
Bach
42 BO / Doug Elliott LT 101,G,G8
Born in 24 of August of 1965 in Florianópolis, capital of
Santa Catarina. In 1977, with 11 years of age it initiated its musical
studies with its father, who was sergeant musician of the Band of
Music of the Military Policy of Santa Catarina.
Elliot Mason - All Styles
USA - New York, NY
In 2007, He was invited to become a member of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra directed by Wynton Marsalis. While a performer with the JLCO, he continues to co-lead the Mason Brothers Quintet with his brother. In 2008, he joined Northwestern Universitys faculty as the jazz trombone instructor..
George Masso
- Swing
USA
b. Nov. 17, 1926, Cranston, RI An excellent trombonist who currently
records for Arbors, George Masso has had a long if somewhat underrated
career. Other than some early gigs (including a 1948 association
with Jimmy Dorsey), Masso made his living from teaching in schools
up until 1973.
Mike Mathews
- All Styles
USA
St. Joseph, MO
Holton
TR 181 / Marcinkiewicz G. Roberts
BM (1960) & MM (1962) from the U. of Mchigan and PhD (performance,
theory, history) from Michigan State U. Thirteen years as public
school music teacher in Westarn Michigan and 28 years teaching at
Missouri Western State College (now "University").
Garner Mathiasmeier - Classical
USA - Albuquerque, NM
Getzen
hack / Denis Wick bucket
UNM Symphony Orchestra, Albuquerque, NM Graduate student at UNM.
Eric Mathis
- Classical Eric Mathis [bio at this site]
Canada - Halifax, Nova Scotia
Bach
42B / Griego 4NY
A proud Prince Edward Islander, Eric Mathis returned to Maritime
Canada after fourteen years as Associate Principal Trombone of the
Honolulu Symphony. He began his career performing with Symphony
Nova Scotia, the Charlottetown Festival Orchestra and the Northumberland
Brass.
Brien Matson - All Styles
Honolulu, HI
Originally from Los Angeles. Hedid some studio work in the mid-late 70s, toured with Harry James in 1977, Tina Turner in 1978, and Tom Jones from 1980 through 1990. He is currently living in Hawaii, and still active on Trombone, he is also the President of the Hawaii Musicians' Union.
Thomas
Matta - All Styles - Thomas
Matta [bio at this site]
USA - Chicago, IL
Edwards
B454 (1239 bell) / Schilke 60 (gold)
Thomas has earned a B.M. and M.M. (Theory and Composition) from
the University of Minnesota-Duluth and the University of Northern
Colorado, respectively; he also holds a Certificate in Performance
(Bass Trombone) from DePaul University.
Chris Matten
- All Styles
USA
Senior Master Sergeant Chris A. Matten is bass trombonist with the
Concert Band and manager of the Bands technical support shop,
The United States Air Force Band, Bolling Air Force Base, Washington,
D.C. Originally from Catasauqua, Pennsylvania, his Air Force career
began in 1983.
Dave Matus
- Swing
USA - West Chester, PA
Jacques Mauger
- Classical
France - Paris
Besson
BE944
Jacques grew up in Normandy (France) and studied trombone at the Regional Conservatoire National in Rouen and subsequently
at the "Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique
de Paris". He won prizes at international competitions in Markneukirchen,
Germany and in Toulon.
Peter Maunder
- Classical
New Zealand - Wellington
Michael
Rath
Peter Maunder was born in Hull in 1960 and began his music making
at the age of 9 on the guitar. He took up the euphonium at 11 and
later the trombone, which he went on to study in Huddersfield with
Barrie Webb as trombone tutor and Michael Holloway for composition.
Felix Mayerhofer
- All Styles
USA - Palmdale, CA
Trombone, Palmdale, CA Bands of Randy Brooks, Bobby Byrnes, Sonny
Dunham, Eddie Grady and the Commanders, Charlie Barnet, Billy Mays,
Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians, Billy Eckstein, Buddy Greco,
show bands of Las Vegas, Reno, Lake Tahoe; 552 Air Force Band; Potsdam
State Teachers College, NY (B.S.).
Anthony
'Tony' Mazzocchi - All Styles - Anthony
Mazzocchi [bio at this site]
USA - Maplewood, NJ
Bach
42 / Greg Black Mazzocchi
A native of Maplewood, New Jersey, Anthony Mazzocchi began studying
trombone at the age of eight. While receiving a Bachelors and Masters
degree from the Manhattan School of Music in NYC, he studied with
Per Brevig of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Steven Norrell,
David Finlayson and Joseph Alessi.
Justin McAdara - All Styles
USA - North Hollywood, CA
Shires
Custom / Bach 12C
Graduated fr om Hemet High School and went to Fullerton College
where he played in a variety of groups including the Jazz I Band.
From there he went to Fresno State and played in the Wind Ensemble
and University Brass Quintet.
Martin McCain - All Styles
USA - Austin, TX
Edwards/Giddings and Webster
Martin McCain is a member of the trombone faculty at Texas State University. In addition to the trombone area, he also teaches courses in jazz studies and directs the Jazz Lab Band. Dr. McCain, a fourth-generation musician, maintains a versatile schedule as a performer in the classical and jazz genres. As an active performer, McCain performs regularly with the Laredo Philharmonic Orchestra, Monster Big Band, and Contemporary Works Jazz Orchestra (TX).
Dean McCarty
- All Styles
USA - Houston, TX
Rath R9/Ferguson L
Rath R4/Elliott 100G8
Rath R10/Elliott 95B2
Freelance trombonist and studio musician, Houston, Texas. Recorded
on Grammy winning "Chicanisimo" by Little Joe y la Familia
in 2005. Bass trombonist with the Symphony of Southeast Texas, Beaumont,
Texas. Leader of Bonafide, fusion trombone ensemble.
Bob McChesney
- Jazz Improv
USA - Granada Hills, CA
King
2B Jiggs Whigham / Bach 7C / 11C
Bob McChesney was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and began studying
the trombone at the age of nine. McChesney holds a bachelor's Degree
from the State University of New York at Fredonia. In 1979, Bob
moved to Los Angeles where he remains, working as a studio musician.
Barney McCollum
- Classical
USA - Dallas, TX
Bass Trombone, Dallas Wind Symphony - McCollum is a former members
of the "President's Own" United States Marine Band and
former students of Neill Humfeld of East Texas State University.
Mark McConnell
- Classical
USA - Atlanta, GA
Mark is principal trombonist with the Atlanta Opera Orchestra, the
Gwinnett Philharmonic and the Columbus Symphony. He is also a member
of the Atlanta Ballet Orchestra. Mark received his Bachelor and
Master of Music degrees from The Juilliard School, where he was
a student of Per Brevig.
Rob McConnell - Jazz Improv - Rob McConnell [bio at this site] 1935 - 2010
Canada - Toronto, Ontario
Shires
- Conn 5G valve section modified onto an 8H bell.
McConnell, Rob (Robert Murray Gordon). Valve trombonist, composer,
arranger, bandleader, b London, Ont, 14 Feb 1935; honorary D LITT
(St Francis Xavier) 1986.
Michael 'Mac'
McCreless - All Styles
USA - Tuscaloosa, AL
Yamaha
613G / Doug Elliott N Cup
Bachelor of Science in Music Education and Bass Trombone Performance
from Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama Band Director:
Greenville High School, Greenville, GA - 1977- 1979 Band Director:
Calera High School, Calera, AL - 1979-1981 Band Director: Bibb County
High School.
John McDade
- Swing
USA - Brandon, MS
John is along time friend and devout admirer of Carl (Fontana) the
incomparable artist and the truly wonderful gentleman. John McDade
is a trombonist, and a jazz trombone record collector, and according
to Carl Fontana and Kai Winding, who have visited him at his home
several times, he has the largest (trombone) jazz collection in
the world.
Lorna McDonald
- Classical
UK - Manchester
Greenhoe 62HI (Conn) / Greg Black 2G
Lorna began playing the trombone aged 10 whilst at school in Paisley,
near Glasgow. In 1990 she commenced studies at the Royal Scottish
Academy of Music and Drama under the tutelage of the late Ian Murray,
Chris Stearn, Lance Green and Sue Addison, graduating in 1996 with
Master of Music and B.A.
Michael McDonough
- Classical
Bermuda
After graduating from Northeast Catholic High School in Philadelphia,
PA Michael attended the Philadelphia Musical Academy studying Bass
Trombone with Robert Harper and Richard Genovese. He taught high
school music in the Philadelphia area school for over 10 years.
Ian McDougall
- Jazz Improv - Ian McDougall [bio at this site]
Canada - Victoria, BC
Yamaha
697Z
Ian McDougall was born in Calgary, Canada, and grew up in Victoria,
leaving there in 1960 to tour in Great Britain with the John Dankworth
Band. He returned to Canada in 1962 and began a lengthy career as
a freelance player, composer and arranger in Vancouver and in Toronto.
Brad McDougall
- All Styles
USA - Maryville, TN
Greenhoe
Double Valve Bass / Yamaha DY
Bass Trombonist, Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, Knoxville Jazz Orchestra,
Matrix Originally from Illinois, Brad graduated from the University
of Miami and toured for three years as a member of the jazz group,
Matrix. He moved to New York City where he established himself as
a free-lance bass trombonist.
Joseph 'Joe'
McEttrick - Classical
USA - Boston, MA
Joseph McEttrick has performed worldwide as an orchestral musician
and soloist. He received his Bachelor of Music degree in 2000 from
the Curtis Institute of Music, where he studied with Glenn Dodson
and Nitzan Haroz. He is currently a student of Norman Bolter at
the New England Conservatory of Music.
Jim McFalls
- Jazz Improv - Jim McFalls [bio at this site]
USA - Hanover, MD
Courtois
Born in Columbia, PA, Jim began studying trombone at age nine and,
at fourteen, was performing professionally in local community concert
bands and jazz combos throughout the Central Pennsylvania area.
After his seventeen-year worldwide touring and recording stint with
the Jazz Ambassadors.
Lou McGarity
- Swing 1917 - 1971
USA
A very talented trombone soloist influenced by Jack Teagarden but
possessing his own brassier sound, Lou McGarity was a strong asset
to many bands and jam sessions. He started out playing violin when
he was seven, not switching to trombone until he was 17. McGarity
studied at the University of Georgia.
Cornell
McGhee - All Styles - Cornell
McGhee [bio at this site]
USA - Vauxhall, NJ
Yamaha
JJ Model / Bach 6/12 AL
A native of Newark, NJ has been on the metropolitan jazz scene for
the past twenty years. He is a product of the Newark public school
system and also hold a B.A Degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University,
Madison N.J. Has played on most of the major jazz venues in the
metro.
Pete McGuinness
- Jazz Improv
USA - New York, NY
Originally from West Hartford, Connecticut, Pete has been an active professional New York City jazz trombonist/composer-arranger since 1987. He has performed as trombonist with such groups as The Woody Herman Orchestra, Lionel Hampton, Jimmy Heath, and The Maria Schneider Jazz Orchestra, and appears on numerous jazz CDs.
Earl McIntyre
- All Styles
USA - New York, NY
He served as guest conductor for the Brooklyn Philharmonic, wrote
large ensemble compositions for (and directed ) the Musicians of
Brooklyn Initiative Big Band, (an organization founded by Lester
Bowie, Oliver Lake and others.) Mr. McIntyre was musical director
for Town Hall's "Ragtime to Broadway".
Julia McIntyre
- Classical
Canada - Winnipeg, Manitoba
Julia McIntyre Julia McIntyre (née Bantin) began playing
the bass trombone at the age of fourteen, studying privately with
Murray Crewe, Doug Sparkes and Gordon Sweeney. In 1991 she attended
the Interlochen Arts Camp in Michigan.
Paul McKee
- Jazz Improv
USA - Kansas City, MO
CG
Conn - King
Trombonist Paul McKee received
the Bachelor of Music in music education from the University
of Northern Iowa and the Master of Music degree in composition from
the University of Texas at
Austin. Since 1984 he has been a member of Woody Hermans Thundering
Herd and continues
to tour and record with the band. In addition to making frequent
appearances as a guest artist and
clinician, Paul has served on the jazz faculty at DePaul University,
Northern Illinois University,
Youngstown State University, University of Missouri-Kansas City
and has recently joined the
jazz faculty at Florida State University as Assistant Professor
of Jazz Trombone. His
compositions and arrangements have been performed and recorded worldwide
by professional
and academic jazz ensembles. Pauls recording Gallery was released
to critical acclaim on the
Chicago-based Hallway Records label and features special guests
Carl Fontana, Bobby Shew,
Tim Ries and Ron Stout. Paul is a clinician for the Conn-Selmer
company and plays King
trombones exclusively. - He settled in Chicago for a few years.
Rob McKenzie
- All Styles
Canada - Vancouver, BC
Composer, conductor, performer and teacher, Rob McKenzie brings
to his work a lifetime of experience in the Vancouver music scene.
His interest in composition stems from early experimentation with
pop, rock, and jazz improvisation. This lead to jazz and classical
training in Vancouver, Los Angeles.
Daryl
McKenzie - All Styles - Daryl
McKenzie [bio at this site]
Australia - Melbourne, VIC
Boosey
and Hawkes Soverign / Marcinkiewicz 10C
Trombonist/ Arranger/ MD. Australia - Trombonist/ Arranger/ MD.
Australia - He was Trombonist/M.D. for a national Television show
called Hey Hey It's Saturday. Also MD/Trombonist for television
shows Dancing With the Stars and Australia's Got Talent. Has performed
with Harry
Connick Jr, Bill Watrous, Tom Jones, Josh Groban and many more.
Russell McKinney
- All Styles
USA - Salt Lake City, UT
Edwards
Russell McKinney is the Bass Trombonist of the Utah Symphony Orchestra,
a position he has held since 1989. Before coming to Utah, he was
Bass Trombonist of the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra during the
1988-89 season as a sabbatical replacement, participating in all
activities including tours.
Don McLean - Swing
USA - Riverside, RI
King
Liberty 2B / Bach 7C
James McNair
- All Styles
USA - Ft. Worth, TX
Edwards
336 / Black and Hill 5G/4G
James McNair is Assistant Professor of Music, Assistant Director
of Bands and Coordinator of Instrumental Music Education at Texas
Christian University. Mr. McNair earned a Bachelor of Music Education
degree in 1991 from East Texas State University.
Andrew McNew
- All Styles
USA - Boulder, CO
Since 1995, Andrew has been performing throughout the Eastern Slope
and SW Colorado. In '97 he performed 2nd trombone with the New England
Youth Ensemble for a tour in the Middle East by invitation of Queen
Noir of Jordan; the group performed in the city of Amman, Bethlehem
University.
John McPherson
- Classical
Canada - Edmonton, AB
Principal Trombone, Edmonton symphony Orchestra For the past seventeen
years, John McPherson has been Principal Trombone of the Edmonton
Symphony Orchestra. A native Edmontonian, John has been both a Trombone
and Euphonium soloist with the ESO.
James Meador
- Classical
Mexico - Merida, Yucatan
Bach
Greenhoe / Doug Elliott LB114, N, N9
James is currently plays bass trombone with the Yucatan Symphony
Orchestra in Mérida, Mexico on the Yucatan Peninsula. He
previously held the same position with the Iris Chamber Symphony
under conductor Michael Stern and the Acapulco Philharmonic.
Adrian
Mears - All Styles - Adrian
Mears [bio at this site]
Germany - Wittlingen
Yamaha
Originally from Sydney, Adrian was born in 1969 in Australia and
has been welcomed in Europe since his arrival in 1991. Already in
Australia he was nominated as "best Australian Trombonist"
receiving awards not only for composition but as well his quintet
"Free Spirits" "Best Jazz Group 1990".
Constantin
'Kostaya' Medvedev - Classical
Israel - Jerusalem
Edwards
321CF / Schilke 53
Allen Meek -
Classical
Singapore - Singapore
Hailing from Fairfax, Virginia in the United States, Allen Meek
joined the SSO as Principal Trombone in January 1998. He received
both his undergraduate and graduate degrees from the New England
Conservatory of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. His principal teachers
include Norman Bolter, Chester Schmitz.
Ozzie
Melendez - Latin Ozzie
Melendez [bio at this site]
USA - Centereach, NY
CG
Conn
Ozzie has Toured And Recorded With Many Of The Biggest Names In
The industry "Nothing turns me on more than playing great horn
lines with a great horn section. Individually, there are many awesome
players, but they don't have the concept of real section playing".
Garrett Mendez
- Swing
USA - Urbana, IL
Currently working on his Doctorate in Musical Arts from the University
of Illinois, Garrett has received a Bachelors and Masters Degrees
in Trombone Performance and Chamber Music from the University of
Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI.
Freddie Mendoza
- Jazz Improv
USA - San Antonio, TX
Freddie Mendoza, a native of San Antonio, Texas, has been recognized
by many as Austin's top call trombonist, and has been a fixture
in the local Austin music scene since 1987. He received a Bachelor's
Degree in Music Performance from the University of Texas at Austin,
and a Master's Degree in Music.
Ruud Merx - Classical
Netherlands - Maastricht, LB
Lode Mertens - All Styles
Belgium - Geraardsbergen
Lode is a member of the Brussels Jazz Orchestra. Under their conducting, he played among others the music of Maria Schnieder, Kenny Werner, Toots Thielemans, Bert Joris, Michel Herr, Erwin Vann and many others...
Tovy
Meshoulam - All Styles - Tovy
Meshoulam [bio at this site]
Israel - Bat Yam
CG
Conn 8H / Bach 5GB
Born in 1956, Israeli composer Tovy Meshoulam graduated in composition
at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, and holds a Masters
degree in composition from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Robert 'Rob'
Mesite - Classical
USA - Bolling, DC
Senior Master Sergeant Robert Mesite is a trombonist with The United
States Air Force Ceremonial Brass, Bolling Air Force Base, Washington,
D.C. Originally from Nokesville, Va.
John Metcalfe - Classical
USA - Inver Grove Heights, MN
King
4B / Griego 5
Bloomington Symphony Orchestra, Inver Grove Heights, MN Principal
trombonist with Bloomington Symphony Orchestra since 1985. Trombonist
with Minnehaha Brass Quintet. Member of Minneapolis Trombone Choir.
Adam
Mewherter - All Styles - Adam
Mewherter [bio at this site]
USA - Atlanta, GA
Bach
36 / Bach 6 1/2 AL
Originally from New Derry, Pennsylvania, Adam
Mewherter has called Atlanta home for over 20 years. He is "a
slide trombonist with a tuba toting, alter ego" (mrlee.com)
and recently recorded with hip hop super-duo OUTKAST for the Universal
Pictures movie "Idlewild."
John Meyer
- Classical
USA - Grand Rapids, MI
John Meyer joined the Grand Rapids Symphony in the 1990-91 season
and was named principal trombone in 1997. He has played with the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Michigan
Opera Theater Orchestra, Detroit Chamber Winds, Milwaukee Ballet
Orchestra, Milwaukee Opera Company and many more.
Adam Meyer
- All Styles - Adam
Meyer [bio at this site]
Australia - Brisbane
Bach
42 / Bach 4G
Adam Meyer (b. 1981) is an active orchestral and solo trombonist,
conductor, teacher and music writer. Adam MeyerBorn in Southport,
Australia, Adam studied trombone and conducting at the Queensland
Conservatorium and Queensland University of Technology.
Steve Meyer
- Jazz Improv
USA - Las Vegas, NV
King
2B / Bach 11C
Steve Meyer currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada maintaining a very active schedule as a free-lance trombonist, musical arranger, backup keyboardist and backup vocalist. For over twenty years, he has continued to earn a living performing jazz, classical, salsa, pop, R&B, funk, classic rock, and show music of every style. His performance credits include Tony Bennett, Natalie Cole, Johnny Mathis, The Temptations, The O'Jays, Wayne Newton, Frankie Laine, Marie Osmond, Regis Philbin, Kevin Spacey, Bobby Rydell, Allen Toussaint, Marlena Shaw, Michael Grimm, and many, many others over the years.
Marc Meyers - Classical
Luxembourg
Edwards T350 E / 319 CF / T-BCN
Marc Meyers is professor for trombone and chamber music at the Conservatoire de musique of Luxembourg. As an acclaimed soloist and a devoted chamber musician, he co-founded the Luxembourg Brass Ensemble and the Quatuor de trombones du Luxembourg, and currently enters a promising solo career..
Ivan Meylemans
- Classical
Belgium - Sint-Niklaas
Ivan studied at the Lemmens Institute in Leuven (Belgium) and at
the Royal Conservatory in Gent where he graduated in 1994 with honours
for his Higher Diploma. He is laureate from various national competitions
including the "Tenuto" competition.
Michael Millar - Classical
USA - Pasadena, CA
Michael holds the degree of Doctor of Musical Arts, with concentrations in Performance and Arts Administration, from Claremont Graduate University, in addition to performance degrees from the University of Colorado Boulder and California State University Los Angeles. His teachers have included George Roberts, Jeffrey Reynolds, Roy Main, Nancy van Deusen, and, in management and leadership, Peter F. Drucker and Jean Lipman-Blumen. He is a member of the music faculty at Cal Poly Pomona and served as Director of the Entrepreneurship Center for Music at the University of Colorado - Boulder. A freelance bass trombonist in Los Angeles for over 20 years, Dr. Millars credits include performances with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Colorado Music Festival Orchestra, Boulder Brass, Harry James, Artie Shaw, and Ray Charles. He performed with Southwest Chamber Music on the 2004 Grammy-winning CD, Carlos Chávez: Complete Chamber Works, Vol. 2.
Karna Millen
- Classical
USA - Albany, NY
Shires
Karna Millen is second trombonist of the Albany (NY) Symphony, a
private lesson teacher for the Wellesley, MA public schools, and
a freelancer with an increasingly busy career in Boston and throughout
New England. She is a 2002 graduate of the New England Conservatory,
where she studied with Norman Bolter.
Curt Miller - Swing - Trombonist | Recording Engineer | Arranger | Curt Miller [bio at this site]
USA - Las Vegas, NV
It was during his time at UNLV in the music department that Curt became serious about the trombone. Curt was at UNLV studying under trombone master Bill Booth, now one of the most sought after trombonists in the LA recording scene. The turning point was at the Orange Coast Jazz Festival where the UNLV Jazz Ensemble was competing. The "pro" band that was playing at night was the Maynard Ferguson band, and during that concert the excitement of the band was all Curt needed to become hopelessly addicted to the instrument and genre.
Glenn Miller
- Swing 1904 - 1944
USA
Bach
Glenn Miller (March 1, 1904 - probably December 15, 1944) started
life as Alton Glenn Miller in Clarinda, Iowa. Miller was an American
jazz musician and bandleader in the swing era who was probably the
genre's best-selling performer from 1939-1942.
James Miller
- Classical
USA - Los Angeles, CA
James Thomas Miller is currently the associate principal trombonist
with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, a position he has held since
1999. Raised in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Mr. Miller began his musical
studies on trumpet and quickly learned the other brass instruments,
finally settling on trombone.
David Miller - Classical
USA - Washington DC, WA
Petty Officer Miller joined the Navy Band in 2005. Prior to that,
he studied with Thomas Ashworth while earning a bachelor's degree
at the University of Minnesota and with Nitzan Haroz while earning
a master's degree at Temple University. He was a member of the Charleston
Symphony.
Jeff Miller
- All Styles
UK - Westcott, Dorking, Surrey
Tuba and Bass Trombone, London, UK - Jeff Miller was born in 1968
among the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. He holds a Bachelor's
degree in Music Education from the Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
and a Master of Music in Tuba from the Mannes College of Music,
Manhattan.
Gilles Milliere
- Classical
France - Savieres
Courtois
Gilles Milliere, after studying at Conservatoire National Supérieur
de Musique (CNSM) in Paris (Where he was awarded first prizes for
trombone and chamber music), he was the first soloist for the Orchestre
de lOpera de Paris from 1972 to 1992.
Darrin Milling
- Classical
Brazil - Sao Paulo
Edwards
Darrin is principal bass trombonist of the São Paulo State
Symphony Orchestra (Brazil) and professor of low brass at the Center
for Musical Studies of São Paulo (Centro de Estudos Musicais
Tom Jobim ULM). He is also Cofounder of the US-based
Low Brass Project chamber ensemble.
John Mindeman
- All Styles
USA - Macomb, IL
John is Assistant Professor of Trombone & Euphonium at Western
Illinois University. In addition to teaching in the private studio,
he teaches low brass techniques, directs the WIU Brass Ensemble
and Trombone Ensemble, and coaches chamber music. He performs regularly
with the Lamoine Brass Quintet.
Dan Minor
-Swing 1909 - 1982
USA
For a brief period of time, Dan Minor was the main trombone soloist
with Count Basie's Orchestra but he was eventually overshadowed
by stronger players; ironically, he is still best known for his
period with Basie. Minor started out playing professionally in 1926
with the Blue Moon Chasers in Dallas.
Eber
'Eberbone' Miranda - All Styles - Eber
Miranda [bio at this site]
Brazil - Sao Paulo, SP
Bach
LT42COG / Christian Lindberg 5CL
Native of Osasco initiated his studies of trombone at 21 years of
age with its friend and trombonist Calebe Tavares, studied in the
Mu nicipal School of Music of São Paulo, integrated the Band
Sinfonic Young of the State of São Paulo,Sinfonic Young of
the State of São Paulo of Camara of the USP.
Aaron
Misenheimer - All Styles - Aaron
Misenheimer [bio at this site]
USA - Charlotte, NC
CG
Conn Minick Modified
Aaron is a bass trombone soloist and advocate for audience friendly
new music. As a soloist he has performed at every major university
in the US Southeast, at the Eastern Trombone Workshop, and at the
North Carolina Trombone Festival.
Alan Mitchell
- All Styles
USA - Berrien Springs, MI
Bach
32 / Bach 6 1/2 AL
Alan Mitchell is an Assistant Professor of Music at Andrews University.
His teaching responsibilities include the Wind Symphony and music
education courses for the B.M. and M.M. in Music E ducation degrees.
His performance organizations have performed throughout the United
States, Canada, and Europe.
David Mitchell
- Classical
USA - Cleveland Hts, OH
David is the most recent addition to the Kent State brass faculty
as the trombone professor. He performs with the nationally touring
ensemble, the Burning River Brass and is a Dorian Recording Artist.
He is a member of the Cleveland Opera Orchestra and also performs
frequently with other Orchestras.
Thomas 'Tom'
Mitchell - All Styles 1926 - 2003
USA
Mr. Mitchell was a busy recording musician from the 1950's through
the late 1980's. He recorded with Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie,
Stan Getz, Cannonball Adderley, Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, Coleman
Hawkins, Jimmy Smith, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Barbra Streisand,
Peggy Lee, Ella Fitzgerald, Dinah Washington, and many more.
Grover Mitchell
- Jazz Improv 1930 - 2003
USA
Grover Mitchell is a soulful and expressive soloist who is best
known for his association with swing greats, and has an appealing,
very likable tone that was influenced by Tommy Dorsey. Born in Whatley,
AL, and raised in Pittsburgh, he moved to the West Coast in the
early '60s.
John Moak
- Jazz Improv - John
Moak [bio at this site]
USA - Portland, OR
King
2B Liberty '52 / Bach 11C
Jazz trombonist John Moak has performed with many notable jazz artists
including: Ella Fitzgerald, Doc Severinsen, Jack Sheldon, Dave Brubeck,
Urbie Green, Nat Adderly, Randy Brecker, Diane Schurr, Branford
Marsalis, Slide Hampton, Clark Terry, Louie Bellson, Pete Christlieb,
Herbie Mann, Rosemary Clooney, and many more.
Aaron Moats
- Classical
USA - Bolling, DC
Technical Sergeant Aaron Moats is a trombonist with the Ceremonial
Brass, The United States Air Force Band, Bolling Air Force Base,
Washington, DC. Originally from Dayton, Ohio, his Air Force career
began in 2003.
Jeremy Moeller
- All Styles
USA - Chicago, IL
Jeremy is currently Assistant Principal/Second Trombone with Grant
Park Orchestra in Chicago, and freelances in the Chicago area. Previously
he served as Second Trombone of the Charleston (SC) Symphony Orchestra
and Principal Trombone with the Sarasota Opera Orchestra.
Rik 'Boneman' Moens
- All Styles
Belgium - Sint-Truiden, Limburg
Bach
Stradivarius / Denis Wick 5
Miff Mole
- Jazz Improv 1898 - 1961
USA
b. Mar. 11, 1898, Roosevelt, NY. d. Apr. 29, 1961, New York, NY
For a period in the 1920s, Miff Mole was (prior to the emergence
of Jack Teagarden) the most advanced trombonist in jazz. He had
gained a strong reputation playing with the Original Memphis Five
(starting in 1922).
James Monagham
- Classical
USA - Boston, MA
Shires
Shires - Artist Relations/Production Coordinator James Monaghan,
a native Texan, is an active chamber and orchestral musician in
New England. Mr. Monaghan is currently the Bass Trombonist for the
Brockton Symphony Orchestra, the New England Trombone Quartet, and
the Riverside Brass Quartet.
Meco
Monardo - All Styles - Meco
Monardo [bio at this site]
USA - Tamarac, FL
Producer and studio musician Meco marked a confluence of the two
dominant pop-culture preoccupations of the late '70s, shooting to
fame on the heels of a chart-topping disco rendition o f the theme
to Star Wars.
Chris
Moncelli - All Styles - Chris
Moncelli [bio at this site]
USA - Collinsville, IL
Bach
6, 8, 12, 16M, 36 / Bach Mt. Vernon 11C
Principal trombonist - St. Louis Wind Symphony. Composer, trombonist,
arranger and teacher. Chris performs with local St. Louis bands
including The Sessions Big Band, The Stan Fornaszewski Orchestra
and Dave Mulford's Pipin' Hot Buttery Biscuits of Blues.
Grachan Moncur
III - Jazz Improv
USA - Newark, NJ
Grachan was born in New York City at Sydenham Hospital on June 3,
1937 into a musical family that included his Uncle Al Cooper, leader
of the Savoy Sultans, and Grachan's father, Grachan Brother Moncur
II who played bass as a member of Savoy Sultans.
Jack Mootz
- All Styles -Jack
Mootz [bio at this site]
USA - Sacr, CA
Received my Master's in Music Performance from California State
University, Northridge. He studied with Norm Fleming, and Bill Booth.
Freelanced in Los Angeles from the late sixties, this being interrupted
for a stint in the United States Marine Corps, and the Glenn Miller
Orchestra/
Doug Moran - All Styles
USA - Newark, OH
Edwards
Tenor / Doug Elliott 101 rim
Principal Trombonist - Land of Legend Phil., Heisey Wind Ensemble,
Newark, OH
Daniele
Morandini - Classical - Daniele
Morandini [bio at this site]
Italy - Genova
Michael
Rath R4F / Denis Wick 4BL custom
Sub-principal trombone of the teatro carlo felice orchestra (Genoa
Opera house) - Italy - Bo rn in 1983. Graduated in Geneva Conservatory
(switzerland) with andrea bandini in 2005. - Winner of an european
brass scolarship award given by Yamaha Music Foundation of Europe
in 2000.
Juan Antonio 'Sauco'
Moreno - All Styles
Spain - Beniparrell, Valencia
King
4F / Benge 6 1/2 AL-L
Start playing euphonium at my hometown brass band. At 1997, change
to trombone and play with the "Valencia Big Band", "Big
Band Taller de Musicos" (Barcelona-Spain), and also play with
some dancing bands. Last years, i begine to play with "Sedajazz
Big Band" and "Sedajazz Latin Ensemble".
Russ Morgan
- Swing 1904 - 1969
USA
Born into a Welsh family on April 29, 1904 in Scranton, Pennsylvania,
Russ Morgan was encouraged to express himself musically from the
tender age of seven. He came by his ability naturally since his
father, a coal-mine foreman, was a former musician who played drums
in the local band in his spare time.
Charlie
Morillas - Swing - Charlie
Morillas [bio at this site]
USA - Los Angeles, CA
Charlie has enjoyed a varied and successful career as a freelance
trombonist in Hollywood and the Southern California area. Charlie
grew up in the San Francisco Bay area and then graduated from the
University of Southern California. Charlie is
also playing in Gordon
Goodwin's : Big
Phat Band.
Adrian Morris
- Classical 1965 - 2015
UK - Manchester
Adrian Morris was born in Bridgnorth, Shropshire, in 1965 and started
playing the Bass Trombone aged 10 with the Bridgnorth Town Band.
Adrian studied at the Royal Northern College of Music from 1983
- 1987, Graduating with the PPRNCM Performers Diploma.
Criss Morrison
- Brass Band
USA -Panama City Beach, FL
King
/ Schilke 47 and a Rudy Muck mouthpiece
Audrey Morrison
- All Styles
USA - Chicago, IL
Audrey Morrison, a native of New York City, Audrey Morrison began
her studies on trombone at age 9. As a high school student, she
was a scholarship recipient at the National Music Camp in Interlochen,
Michigan, principal trombone in the Mannes College of Music Wind
and Brass Ensemble.
James Morrison
- Jazz Improv - James
Morrison [bio at this site]
Australia - Newport, NSW
Yamaha
YSL-456GJII / Yamaha SL48 M. Shank
James Morrison is, by anybodys standard, a virtuoso in the
true sense of the word. Besides the trumpet, this multi-instrumentalist
also plays trombone, euphonium, flugel horn, tuba, saxophones, and
piano. At the age of seven, he was given his first instrument, at
nine he formed his first band.
Sarah Morrow
- Jazz Improv
France - Issy les Mlx
Getzen
"Sarah Morrow holds the distinction of having been the first
female instrumentalist to tour with Ray Charles, but the emphasis
there should really be placed on instrumentalist rather than female,
because she's an impressively strong and soulful player.
.
Buddy Morrow
- Swing 1919 - 2010
USA - Winter Park, FL
Buddy, conductor of the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, is recognized as
one of the all-time great trombone players. He first came to prominence
as a featured performer with such leading orchestras as Tommy Dorsey,
Paul Whiteman, Artie Shaw and Jimmy Dorsey.
Benny Morton
- Jazz Improv 1907 - 1985
USA
The trombone was a particularly effective musical device in swing
music, and not only for its slurs, slides, growls, and groans. Benny
Morton was known for his beautiful tone, advanced use of chromatics
outside of the key signature, and tasteful understatement.
John
Mosca - Jazz Improv
USA - New York, NY
John Mosca is a graduate of Juilliard, and has been on the faculty
at the Manhattan School of Music, The New England Conservatory,
and The University of Connecticut, among others. Modest by nature,
he is one of the most respected instrumentalists in the world, a
brilliant soloist. John is for years a member of the Village Vanguard Jazz Orchestra.
Rene Mosele
- Jazz Improv - Rene
Mosele [bio at this site]
Switzerland - Zurich
King
2B / Warburton
René Mosele was born 1976 in Switzerland in a very insignificant
town called Olten. After playing the piano several years he soon
discovered the trombone. With the age of about seventeen he started
to take lessons in the Swiss Jazz School where he later studied
one year in the bachelor program.
Lawrence 'Snub'
Mosley - Swing 1905 - 1981
USA
Snub Mosley is perhaps best known for having invented the "slide
saxophone," a horn that had both a saxophone mouthpiece and
a slide; his 1940 recording "The Man with the Funny Little
Horn" shows off his odd axe a bit. Mostly, however, Mosley
made his living as a trombonist.
Frank
Mowes - All Styles - Frank
Mowes [bio at this site]
Germany - Nurnberg
Thein
Van Dijk
www.basstrombones.com
This is the ultimative website for all existing and future fans
of the double-valve bass trombone. No matter, whether you need informations
for the different instruments or you want to know, why there are
so different valves or whether the opinions of other basstrombone
players.
Peter Mueller
- Classical
USA - Carrollton, GA
Edwards
T350 / Griego 4.5
Peter Mueller began his professional career as principal trombonist
of the Florida Symphony Orchestra in 1976. He h as also performed
with the American Wind Symphony Orchestra, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra,
Spanish Lyric Theater (Tampa, FL), Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, Georgia
Brass Band.
John Mueller
- Classical
USA - Memphis, TN
Assistant Professor of Trombone and euphonium, joined the faculty
of The University of Memphis after a 21-year career with The U.S.
Army Band (Pershing's Own) in Washington, D.C. As a member of The
Army Band, Dr. Mueller was frequently featured as a soloist on both
trombone and euphonium with The Army Band.
Ferg
Mulcahy [bio at this site] - Funk
UK - Warrington, Cheshire
King 3B trombone with a Giardinelli 6D mouthpiece
Has performed in many
countries all over Europe in the last 15. Has been a performer and
arranger for the soul band Goodfalles, arranging every song in their
set.
Dave Mulligan - All Styles
USA - Hollywood, CA
Bach
Stradivarius / Jet Tone 6 1/2 AL Alu
Sophisticated swing, latin and romantic ballads... Pretty music
and swing - What more is there to life?
Mark Mullins
- Rock
USA - New Orleans, Louisiana
Mark Mullins has made a reputation for himself in New Orleans as
a multi-faceted musician who like a chameleon, fits perfectly in
many situations without compromising his integrity. Mark began studying
trombone at age eight, and at 13 had his own Dixieland band performing
in Mardi Gras.
Chris Mundo
- Classical
USA - Palm Coast, FL
Shires Osmun/Edwards / Schilke Charlie Vernon
University of Rhode Island, Master of Music Education, May 2001
Armed Forces School of Music, July 1991 Temple University, Graduate
Study (23 credits), 1998 - 1990 Wilkes University, Bachelor of Music
Performance.
Alberto 'Molote'
Munoz - Latin - Alberto
Munoz [bio at this site]
Netherlands - Utrecht
Yamaha
yls 38 60 / Yamaha
Alberto 'Molote' Muñoz Alberto Muñoz Martinez was
born in Havana, Cuba,1961. From his very youth his musical career
has been inspired by two important factors: His home, where his
father, the singing sigarmaker, created daily a musical ambiance
by inviting friends and collegues.
Andrae Murchison - All Styles
USA - New York, NY
Andrae Murchison is one of the hottest young trombonist on the New York scene. When he arrived in 2004, he was immediately snatched up by trumpeter Roy Hargrove. Since then, his warm soulful sound has continued to catch people's attention and has brought him to perform with the likes
of Slide Hampton, Gladys Knight, Jay-Z, Clark Terry, Duke Ellington Orchestra, Lionel Hampton Orchestra, Count Basie Orchestra, Ekaya, and recent trombonist with the Skatalites. Murchison is a Savannah native (and student of Savannah's JazzmanTeddy Adams), who went through the public school system and graduated from Savannah Arts Academy. Thereafter, he recieved his Bachelors from Oberlin Conservatory of Music and his Masters from Queens College.
Todd
Murphy - All Styles
Brazil - Jacareí, Sao Paulo
Bach
50B / Schilke D. Yaxley
American bas s trombonist is currently living in Brazil (past 15
years) where he works as a freelance musician, composer, arranger
and conductor. Born in Crossett Arkansas in 1964, Todd moved to
Florida at the age of 14 and eventually made it all the way to Brazil
with the Concert Jazz Band from Miami.
Turk Murphy
- Swing 1915 - 1987
USA
b. Dec. 16 1915, Palermo, CA. d. May 30, 1987, San Francisco, CA
Turk Murphy led one of the most popular bands of the San Francisco
Dixieland movement. After playing with various big bands (including
_Mal Hallett and Will Osborne).
Beth Murray
- Brass Band
UK - Wirral
Blessing
Scholastic
Trombonist, Wirral School's Brass Band, Wirral, UK - Played Trombone
since the age of 9ish. Member of Wirral Schools' Brass Band and
Wirral Schools' Concert Band. Intend to carry on at Uni, where she
hopes to study Criminology or Criminal Justice. Really keen on Big
Band and Brass Band music.
Colin Murray
- All Styles - Colin
Murray [bio at this site]
Canada - Toronto, Ontario
CG
Conn 62H Shires / Yamaha Custom CM
Colin is active as a bass trombonist and has played with stars like
Paul Anka, Frank Sinatra Jr., Aretha Franklin, Tony Bennett, Burt
Bacharach and John Pizzarelli, and has performed and recorded with
numerous big bands, brass ensembles, brass bands and symphony and
theatre orchestras.
Jayne Murrill - Classical - Jayne Murrill [bio at this site]
United Kingdom
Bach 42GB Standard Slide / Denis Wick 4AL
Since leaving college Jayne has enjoyed a successful freelance career working with many of the major orchestras in London including the London Symphony Orchestra and the BBC Symphony Orchestra..
Volkan Mutaf
- Classical - Volkan
Mutaf [bio at this site]
Canada - Vancouver, BC
Yamaha
YSL-882O / Yamaha Trudel
Volkan Mutaf is well known as a red-hot rivet in Vancouvers
Latin music scene having recorded award winning CDs with groups
like Orquestra BC Salsa and Orquestra Revolution. This has resulted
in appearances at world music festivals throughout western Canada.
Christian
Muthspiel - All Styles
Austria - Elsdorf
Born in Judenburg, Austria, in 1962; at the age of 6 piano lessons,
of 11 additional trombone lessons. Studies at the Musikhochschule
Graz (Trombone classical and jazz), all studies broken off in time;
1987/88 scholarship at the School of Fine Arts in Banff/Canada.
Timothy Myers
- Classical
USA - Saint Louis, MO
Principal Trombonist, Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra. Timothy Myers,
trombone, is the St. Louis Symphony Orchestras Principal Trombonist
and has also performed with the Minnesota Orchestra and the Chicago
and Atlanta symphonies, and has toured with Summit Brass.