International Trombone Festival 2005

Events — Saturday, May 28

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Time	Event	Location
8 am	Warm-up Simon Hogg	Room 230
9 am	Lecture Presentation: The Secret Life of the Second Trombone Trevor Herbert The story of the trombone since the fifteenth century has been as complex as it has been fascinating. But how do we study and understand it? What themes and features run through this history and what questions remain to be answered? This presentation will explore some of the methods and sources that contribute to a history of trombone playing. It will touch on the dance bands of Italy in the sixteenth century, the trombone-playing son of a Victorian lunatic attendant and the attitudes of early twentieth-century Parisian trombonists to the idea of modernism. The history of trombone playing is about people and their relationships with one of the most remarkable inventions in the history of music.	Roussel
9 am	ITA/Edwards Jazz Trombone Competition First Prize - Edwards Custom Jazz Trombone The 2005 Competition is dedicated to the memory of Carl Fontana Willie Applewhite, Julliard School of Music Michael Boscarino, Manhattan School of Music Christopher Gagne, Berklee College of Music	Nunemaker
9.45 am	ITA/Rath Jazz Trombone Competition First Prize - Rath Jazz Trombone The 2005 Competition is dedicated to the memory of J.J. Johnson Roland Barber, Manhattan School of Music Michael Dease, Julliard School of Music Chris Dempsey, Berklee College of Music	Nunemaker
10 am	Exhibits Open	2nd Floor
10.30 am	Clinic: Contextual Playing in the Orchestra and Trombone Ensemble New Trombone Collective	Roussel
11.30 am	Concert Hannes Hölzl Ashley Toms, Piano	Nunemaker
12.30 pm	Lunchtime Concert	Danna Center
1.30 pm	Concert David Steinmeyer USAF Band of the West–Dimension in Blue Jazz Ensemble	Roussel
1.30 pm	Clinic: The New Orleans Style “Old School to Modern” Delfeayo Marsalis featuring Stephen Walker, Terence Taplin & Greg Hicks	Nunemaker
2 pm	Exhibits Close	2nd Floor
2.45 pm	ITA Annual General Meeting All welcome to attend	Room 230
4 pm	Concert William Cramer Memorial Trombone Choir Vern Kagarice, Conductor Tom Ashworth, University of Minnesota Tony Baker, University of North Texas Tom Brantley, University of South Florida Brian Brink, Florida Southern College George Broussard, East Carolina University Paul Compton, Oklahoma State University Bob Conger, Southeast Missouri State University Joe Cox, West Texas A&M University Micah Everett, University of Northern Iowa Radegundis Feitosa, Federal University of Paraiba Sean Flanigan, Drake University Frank Gazda, Shepherd College Jan Kagarice, University of North Texas Carl Lenthe, Indiana University Valtteri Malmivirta, Sibelius Conservatory Helsinki, Finland Roy Pickering, University of Central Florida Donn Schaefer, University of Utah David Vining, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Nathaniel Wickham, University of Northern Colorado Festival Trombones In Memory of Ralph Bigelow Chris Fower, Conductor	Roussel
5.30 pm	Final Night Party! New Orleans style buffet featuring Red Beans, Rice, Crawfish Monica, Chicken, Sausage Jambalaya, and includes soda and water. All welcome to attend. Please purchase tickets for $15.00 from the registration desk.	Peace Quad
7 pm	Concert: Jazz Finale Mahogany Brass Band Delfeayo Marsalis Quintet Delfeayo Marsalis, Tenor Trombone Alonzo Bowens, Saxophone Ernest Turner, Piano Jason Stewart, Bass Jason Marsalis, Drums featuring Troy Andrews, Fred Lonzo, Lucien Barbarin, Big Sam Williams, Corey Henry and Eddie Boh Paris Steve Turre Quintet Steve Turre, Tenor Trombone Vincent Herring, Soprano/Alto Saxophone Helen Sung, Piano To be announced, Bass Winard Harper, Drums	Dixon (Tulane)
	Late night jazz in various clubs across New Orleans

Updated May 17 - Subject to change