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Frequently
Asked Questions
This growing, ongoing section of my website features questions I am most frequently asked
along with my thoughts and answers. Topics covered include performances standards, practicing,
the relationship between teachers and students, choosing an instrument and much more. NEW
FAQ #21: "Ripping" and "Sharing" CDs vs. Copyright Law
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The
Eugene Adam Collection: Joannes Rochut's Douze Duos de. J.S. Bach
Eugene Adam, who won the Grand Prix in trombone at the Paris Conservatory in 1903 and played
trombone and tuba with the Boston Symphony Orchestra from 1918-1947
left an extensive collection of study material. In addition to his handwritten "Solos for
Trombone," I am pleased to announce the availability of Joannes Rochut's arrangement of
the two part inventions of J.S. Bach, Douze Duos de J. S. Bach for two
trombones.
Free pdf downloads of over 75 pages of music including photos of
the manuscripts AND transcriptions of selected manuscripts
into Finale format!
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NEW! A
Trombone (and related instruments) Photo Gallery
This new resource features photos of many of my own personal instruments which I use in performance
in the Boston Symphony and other ensembles. Shown are instruments by Yamaha, Bach, Conn and other
makers, as well as several bass trumpets and rare contrabass and "Preacher Model" trombones.
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NEW! A
Serpent Photo Gallery
One of my great passions is to play the serpent, the unusual 400 year old wind instrument which
was invented to accompany chant in the church and found its way into the symphony orchestra and other
musical ensembles. This new photo gallery of serpent images joins four other articles on my
website devoted to this remarkable instrument.
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Daniel
Chester French: Sculptures In Situ
American sculptor Daniel Chester French (1850 - 1931) is one of the finest, most loved
American artists, and one whose work resonates deeply with me. This ongoing, unfolding tribute to
French and his work features photos of his work taken by me where they are situated today ("in situ").
NEW UPLOADS: CONTINENTS and ALMA MATER (New York City, New York).
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Whatever.
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Using the great Gothic cathedral in Amiens (France) as a jumping off point, this new article
titled "Whatever. . ." speaks to the subject of excellence in all that we do through the lens of my Christian worldview.
It first appeared in the inaugural (2001) issue of the journal "Transpositions," published by the Christian Performing Artists
Fellowship.
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The
New England Patriots and The Boston Pops - A Super Bowl XXXVI Diary
The New England Patriots are the National Football League's 2001 World Champions, after winning
Super Bowl XXXVI on February 3, 2002. AND... the Boston Pops were there playing the
pre-game show including the National Anthem. Read my day to day diary of preparations beginning in the week
leading to the
Super Bowl (as featured in the
Boston Globe and the International Musician Journal) as the Boston Pops headed to New Orleans to cheer our home town team on to victory!
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New
uploads: The Bass Trombonist's Orchestral Handbook
View and download the latest additions to the Bass Trombonist's Orchestral Handbook,
a FREE, annoted orchestral excerpt resource including downloadable PDF files of the most
frequently asked bass trombone audition excerpts.
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The
Bach Cello Suites: FAQ and Performing Edition for Trombone
The Cello Suites of Johann Sebastian Bach are among the most beautiful
and interesting music ever written, and repertoire which trombonists have used for generations.
I have written an extensive article on the Suites including recommended
recordings, performance tips, and, in an ongoing resource which will be added to from time to time,
my own performing edition for trombone of the Suites which may be downloaded for
free in pdf format.
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The limited edition Douglas
Yeo floaty pen! Why wouldn't you want one?! |
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TWO
OF A MIND - CD
My newest CD release featuring solos and duets for bass and tenor
trombone with Nick Hudson, pianist Dave Chapman and England's Williams
Fairey Band. Read reviews!
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BRIDGEWATER
HALL LIVE 2002 - CD
NEW! Highlights of the 2002 Bridgewater Hall (England) brass band festival featuring
Black Dyke, Williams Fairey, Household Troops and Fodens Band, with my solo performance of
"The Passing Years."
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CORNERSTONE
- CD
My critically acclaimed solo recording features arrangements of well-known
hymns and gospel songs, accompanied by four outstanding pianists with readings by
Bill Pearce.
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PROCLAMATION
- CD
My best selling bass trombone solo recording accompanied by Britain's Black
Dyke Mills Band - over 80 minutes of music!
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TAKE
1 - CD
My ground-breaking bass trombone solo recording featuring live performances in
concert over a 20 year period of my career.
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CHRISTMAS
JOY - CD
The first commercial release by the New England Brass Band, of which
I am Music Director; the recording features Christmas music including
my solo performance of Sandy Smith's arrangement of "Frosty the Snowman."
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HONOUR
AND GLORY - CD
The New England Brass Band's newest CD release, Honour and Glory, features
great British music on noble themes
and includes my playing the classic brass band bass trombone solo, Kenneth Cook's "The
Passing Years."
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MASTERING
THE TROMBONE - Music Book
The best-selling book for tenor and bass trombonists by Edward Kleinhammer
with Douglas Yeo.
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IN
PURSUIT OF A DREAM - Book
Read the fascinating story behind the production of my CD "Proclamation" in the book by
Dr. Roger Challoner Green. Over 300 pages with more than 50 photos in color and black
and white. A fascinating insight into the world of brass banding and how this first of
its kind CD came about.
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