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IWBC’s Brass Flexibilities Series highlights the innovative, creative projects our members are using to create modern music careers and honors the artistry and accomplishments of these talented individuals.
GeneralManager hosts Brass Flexibilities, a arts show with 10 episodes published.
Dr. Alexander Sanso serves as Assistant Professor of Trumpet at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. Sanso’s students have competed at the National Trumpet Competition, most recently in the Small Ensembles division
Dr. Alexander Sanso serves as Assistant Professor of Trumpet at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. Sanso’s students have competed at the National Trumpet Competition, most recently in the Small Ensembles division
IWBC Interviews Samantha Lane Samantha Lane is a dynamic leader in the global music industry, serving as Vice President of Brasswinds at Eastman Music Company. With over a decade of experience spanning sales, marketing,
IWBC Interviews Samantha Lane Samantha Lane is a dynamic leader in the global music industry, serving as Vice President of Brasswinds at Eastman Music Company. With over a decade of experience spanning sales, marketing,
IWBC interviews Ashley Roberts Ashley Roberts is a freelance trombonist and educator. As an active performer, Ashley frequently plays with the Amarillo Symphony. Ashley has performed twice with the International Trombone
IWBC Interviews Natalia Vela Natalia Vela is a teacher and freelance performer based in East Lansing, Michigan.
In this episode of Brass Flexibilities, we join the members of the 2025 all-women trumpet quintet from CU Boulder to discuss their historic first place win at the 2025 National Trumpet Competition. Come behind the scenes
IWBC Interviews Becky Pepper Becky is a multifaceted musician, working as trombonist, teacher, educator and facilitator, arranger and transcriber, writer and critic and advocate for instrumental music education and perfo
An interview with Anne McNamara Anne McNamara is the Associate Professor of Trumpet at Illinois State University where her duties involve teaching applied trumpet, performing in the ISU faculty brass quintet, and serving
IWBC’s Brass Flexibilities Series highlights the innovative, creative projects our members are using to create modern music careers and honors the artistry and accomplishments of these talented individuals. https://myiwb
An interview with Katie Franke, trombonist with the President's Own Marine Band
Amy Batchelder interviews Dr. Mary Thornton: active trumpet performer and professor of trumpet & department head at Texas A&M Corpus Christi
IWBC Brass Flexibilities series interview of the members of the Magnolia Brass Quintet. The Magnolia Brass Quintet, comprised of musicians from the South-Central and Southwest United States, presents performances of new
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Brass Flexibilities is hosted by GeneralManager. The show is categorised under arts (performing) and has published 10 episodes.
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