International Trombone Festival 2005
Events — Wednesday, May 25
Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday
| Time | Event | Location |
| 8 am | Registration Opens | 2nd Floor Lobby |
| 9 am | Lewis Van Haney/Thein Philharmonic Prize (Bass) First Prize - Choice of a Holton TR158 Tenor or TR181 Bass Trombone Graeme Mutchler, Wheaton College Charles Reneau, Julliard School of Music Matyas Veer, Franz Liszt Academy of Music |
Nunemaker |
| 10 am | Opening Concert Introduction and Welcome Rev. Kevin W. Wildes, S.J., President, Loyola University New Orleans Edward J. Kvet, Dean, College of Music, Loyola University New Orleans Denis Wick, President, International Trombone Association Richard Erb, Instructor of Trombone, Loyola University New Orleans Rotterdam Conservatory Trombone Choir, The Netherlands Pierre Volders and Jörgen van Rijen, Conductors Winners of the 2005 Remington Trombone Choir Competition |
Roussel |
| Lewis Van Haney/Holton Philharmonic Prize (Tenor) First Prize - Thein Custom Alto Trombone Kyle Covington, Julliard School of Music Kirk Ferguson, Julliard School of Music Andrew Poirier, No school listed |
Nunemaker | |
| Exhibits Open | 2nd Floor | |
| 11.30 am | Concert Joseph Alessi Christopher Guzman, Piano |
Roussel |
| 12.30 pm | Lunchtime Concert New Orleans Trombone Choir Milton Bush, Director |
Danna Center |
| 1.30 pm | Concert M. Dee Stewart Ashley Toms, Piano |
Roussel |
| Clinic: Applying the History of Jazz Trombone
to Modern Improvisation Steve Wiest Matt Lemmler, Piano Jesse Boyd, Bass John Vidacovich, Drums |
Nunemaker | |
| 3 pm | Concert Jörgen van Rijen and Brandt Attema featuring Joseph Alessi and Valtteri Malmivirta Pierre Volders, Tenor Trombone Nico Schippers, Tenor Trombone Martin Schippers, Tenor Trombone Quirijn van den Bijlaard, Tenor Trombone Wouter Iseger, Bass Trombone Ashley Toms, Piano |
Roussel |
| 4.45 pm | Rehearsal: Festival Trombones Open to everyone to play! |
Roussel |
| Rehearsal: Cramer Choir | Room 230 | |
| 6 pm | Exhibits Close | 2nd Floor |
| 7 pm | Concert Bonerama Craig Klein, Trombone Mark Mullins, Trombone Brian O’Neil, Trombone Steve Suter, Trombone Matt Perrine, Sousaphone Bert Cotton, Guitar Chad Gilmore, Drums Presentation of the ITA Award 2005 to Ronald Barron |
Dixon (Tulane) |
| 9 pm & 11pm |
EnJ Eijiro Nakagawa and Jim Pugh Two 90 minute shows. Tickets cost $10.00 for ITF participants. Reservation recommended by calling (504) 949-0696 |
Snug Harbor |
Updated May 17 - Subject to change