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Birmingham, catch Elliot Mason this weekend! We’re proud to support B.A.C. artist Elliot Mason as he heads to the British Trombone Festival at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, October 24–25. Hear Elliot join Rory Ingham’s Trombone Assembly as special guest at Saturday’s Jazz Night, October 24 at 7 PM! Our collaboration with Elliot means a great deal to us, and we’re excited to see him sharing his sound with the UK trombone community. Elliot, we’re cheering you on from Kansas City! Wishing you and everyone at @britishtrombonesociety a fantastic festival weekend. Follow @britishtrombonesociety for festival updates and highlights. 📸 Cover photo: Gilberto Tadday / Jazz at Lincoln Center (@jazzdotorg) #ElliotMason #BritishTromboneFestival #BACMusicalInstruments #Trombone
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🪊 SATURDAY JAZZ NIGHT 🎶✨ 🎟️ Make sure you get your tickets! Join us at 19:00 on Saturday, October 24th, at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire for an unforgettable evening of jazz with @rorytrombone Trombone Assembly, featuring special guest @elliotmason and sponsored by @coolisbac . And the excitement doesn’t stop there… Trombone Assembly is going on tour! Featuring five of the UK’s finest trombonists alongside Birmingham Conservatoire’s outstanding rhythm section, Rory Ingham’s Trombone Assembly celebrates their long-awaited debut album with a thrilling mix of jazz classics, including Stardust and Cherokee, alongside original compositions inspired by the greats. 🎵 From velvety trombone harmonies to swinging grooves, big-band energy and virtuosic improvisation, this is a night of jazz you won’t want to miss! 📍 Royal Birmingham Conservatoire 200 Jennens Road, Birmingham, B4 7XR 🗓️ Saturday, October 24th 🕖 19:00 🎟️ Get your tickets now: https://www.ticketsource.com/british-trombone-society/t-njdzmpv 🎺 Don’t miss the Birmingham show with special guest Elliot Masson and please share around the tour dates with your friends!
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Last few days of voting my dear exhausted fellow academy members! It was an exhilarating week, of listening so much incredible music!
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🪊Saturday Jazz Night at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire! 🎶 Here’s a little clip of the amazing Elliot Masson joining us for this year festival thanks to @coolisbac ! He will be performing alongside @rorytrombone trombone assembly at 19:00 on October 24th for an unforgettable evening of jazz featuring! 🎵 Rory Ingham’s Trombone Assembly brings together five of the UK’s finest trombonists alongside Birmingham Conservatoire’s outstanding rhythm section to celebrate their long-awaited debut album. Expect velvety trombone tones, swinging grooves and effortlessly virtuosic playing, as the ensemble reimagines jazz classics including Stardust and Cherokee, alongside original compositions inspired by the greats of jazz. From a velvety trombone choir to swinging big-band sounds and intimate small-combo interplay, this is jazz with the trombone firmly in the spotlight. 🪊✨ 📍 Royal Birmingham Conservatoire 200 Jennens Road, Birmingham, B4 7XR 🕖 19:00 | Saturday Jazz Night Come and experience the incredible versatility, energy and sheer joy of the trombone! Tickets here - https://www.ticketsource.com/british-trombone-society/t-njdzmpv
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Story time but keep it FYC 😅 #fyc #grammys #iamtheacademy
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On October 14, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis took the stage at Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall, part of the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for the first of three concerts at the venue. The evening opened with a performance by the Beloit Memorial High School Jazz Orchestra. Photos by @luigibeverelli / Jazz at Lincoln Center
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Yesterday, October 14, we played the first of three concerts at the Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall, part of the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. As always, our dear friend and longtime supporter Dr. Stu Berger welcomed us to Milwaukee with some delicious donuts. The young musicians of the Beloit Memorial High School Jazz Orchestra opened the evening’s concert. Dan Block also joined us in Milwaukee, filling in for Chris Lewis for the remainder of the tour. It’s good to have Dan with us. After the show, Stu organized a small party for the band at our hotel. Thank you, Stu, for always taking such good care of us. Today we have two more concerts at the Wilson Theater, a student concert this morning and our final Milwaukee concert this evening. (photos by @luigibeverelli)
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Last night we performed at Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Our two sets included “Appointment in Ghana,” “Parker’s Mood,” “Lemurianos,” “Ugly Beauty,” Chris Crenshaw’s “How Many Tackles Can One Man Break?”, “Giant Steps,” and “Big Fat Alice’s Blues.” After the concert, many friends and fans came by to say hello. We spent some time catching up and talking with them before leaving the hall. Today we traveled to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where we’ll perform tonight and tomorrow, October 14 and 15, at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. (photos by @luigibeverelli)
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Last night we performed at the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center in Brookings, South Dakota. We played two sets, with music that included “The Mooche,” “Parker’s Mood,” “Four in One,” “Tamakoce Te’hila” from the “Wave the Wheat Suite,” and Chris Crenshaw’s “How Many Tackles Can One Man Break?” The second set included “The Son” from my “Abyssinian Mass,” “Lemurianos,” “Peace,” “Conglomerate” from “The Fifties,” and “Big Fat Alice’s Blues.” This morning we left Brookings for Minneapolis, where we’ll perform tomorrow evening, October 13, at Orchestra Hall. (Photos by @luigibeverelli)
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Yesterday, October 10, we joined the Cornhusker Marching Band at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska, for the halftime show of the Nebraska–Indiana football game, before a crowd of 90,000. Chris Crenshaw and Scott Boerma wrote the halftime show together, with a program that included “Feelin’ Good,” “Sing, Sing, Sing,” “Have Thine Own Way,” and “Oh, When the Saints Go Marching In.” It was a great experience for all of us to perform on the football field with the 300 members of the Cornhusker Marching Band. After the show, some of our musicians stayed on the sidelines to watch the second half of the game and had a great time. Thank you to the Cornhusker Marching Band and everyone at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for having us. (Photos by @luigibeverelli)
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Feeling’ Good. An incredible halftime show performed by the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and the @cornhuskermarchingband 🎥: @luigibeverelli
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Last night we performed at the Lied Center for Performing Arts in Lincoln, Nebraska. The program included the premiere of Chris Crenshaw’s “How Many Tackles Can One Man Break?”, a piece he composed for the Lied Center in honor of Tommie Frazier, the former Nebraska Cornhuskers quarterback. During intermission, I was honored to receive the “2026 Artist of Distinction Award” from the Lied Center and the University of Nebraska. My thanks to both institutions for this recognition. At the end of the concert, we had one more occasion to celebrate. The band played “Happy Birthday” for our dear Tony Do-Couto, who has driven me countless miles across America and around the world. Thank you, Tony, for all you do for us. Today we’re looking forward to joining the Cornhusker Marching Band for the halftime show at the Nebraska–Indiana football game at Memorial Stadium. (Photos by Luigi Beverelli)
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