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Ohio University Trombone Day 2017
Sunday, January 29 at Ohio University School of Music
featuring
Jeremy Wilson
Vienna Philharmonic (former)/Professor at Vanderbilt University
David Begnoche
Professor at Texas Christian University
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Here we go again! Another great Ohio University Trombone Day is coming up soon. I hope you can join us!
The Ohio University Trombone Day 2017 will be a full day of trombone related activities at the Ohio University School of Music in Athens, Ohio on Sunday, January 29th. Trombone Day will include a group warm-up, master classes, mass trombone choir and a final recital featuring the TWO great guest artists Jeremy Wilson and Dr. David Begnoche. Trombone players and brass enthusiasts of all levels and backgrounds are welcome. High school and college students are strongly encouraged to participate. Registration information is below. Stay tuned for more information about schedule and activities. Feel free to contact me at [email protected] if you have any questions. Lucas Borges Assistant Professor of Trombone, Ohio University Registration Early Registration deadline: January 23rd, 2017 Fee: $5 Late Registration at the event Fee: $10 (check or cash only) To register early, please send registration form and your check to the Ohio University School of Music: School of Music Attn: Lucas Rego Borges 363 Robert Glidden Hall Ohio University Athens, OH 4570 Checks may be made out to “Ohio University School of Music” Time: 9am - 6pm Schedule: HERE UPDATED Location: Ohio University School of Music 363 Robert Glidden Hall Ohio University Athens, OH 4570 Google Map HERE Parking: Parking meters along side East Union and College Streets are FREE on Sundays, as well as lots 40 and 41 behind Siegfried Hall, which is only a short walk to the music building (Glidden Hall). Please follow this link to the OU parking map. 
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Jeremy Wilson is Associate Professor of Trombone at Vanderbilt University's Blair School of Music. Prior to his appointment at Blair, he was a member of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and its sister organization, the orchestra of the Vienna State Opera. He joined those orchestras at the age of 25 after winning what was his first-ever orchestral audition, and in 2010 became one of just a handful of Americans to have ever been made a full member of the Vienna Philharmonic Society.
Wilson holds degrees from the University of Tennessee (BM 2005), where he was a Presser Scholar, and the University of North Texas (MM 2011), where he was a graduate teaching fellow. He studied with Don Hough, Vern Kagarice, Jan Kagarice, Tony Baker and Tom Lundberg. He resides in Franklin, Tennessee, with his wife, Kristi, and their three children. Click here for full bio. 
Dr. David Begnoche is Associate Professor of Trombone in the TCU School of Music. Previously on the faculty at the Longy School of Music, Dr. Begnoche has also served as artist-in-residence at Northeastern University and chamber music coach at Harvard University.
Dr. Begnoche maintains an active performing career with groups throughout the U.S. and abroad. His extensive professional performing experience includes titled positions with the Joffrey Ballet Orchestra (Chicago), Sarasota Opera (FL), Albany Symphony (NY), Spoleto Festival Orchestra (Italy), Charleston Symphony Orchestra (SC) and AIMS Festival Orchestra (Austria). He has performed with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and has recorded with the Boston Pops under John Williams. In addition to doctoral studies (University of North Texas), Dr. Begnoche holds degrees from Manhattan School of Music (MM) and the New England Conservatory of Music (BM). His principal teachers include Douglas Yeo (Boston Symphony Orchestra), John Swallow (New York Brass Quintet), Steven Norrell (Metropolitan Opera Orchestra), and Jay Friedman (Chicago Symphony Orchestra). Click here for full bio. | ||||||
