Audio/Video Reviews  [Read]
by Micah Everett

Orchestral Sectional  [Read]
by Dennis Bubert

From the outside looking in, the professional life of an orchestral musician must look glamorous indeed. Playing great repertoire under inspiring conductors, under inspiring conductors,collaborating with world acclaimed artists, performing for enthusiastic audiences in legendary venues, and traveling around the globe to the cultural capitols of the world must sound like an unimaginable job
description to most working people...

Happy 80th Birthday, Urbie Green!  [Read]
by Harold Popp

A tribute to Urbie Green

Approaching the Albrechtsberger  [Read]
by Justin Isenhour

Since solo works written for the trombone in the eighteenth century are becoming better known and more frequently performed, it is important to approach them from a historically
accurate perspective. Albrechtsberger’s Concerto in B-flat for Trombone is perhaps the most significant solo piece written for the instrument during the 1700’s.

Motivating Students: Twenty-One Techniques for Teachers  [Read]
by Donn Schaefer

Bill Harris: Transition from Swing to Modern  [Read]
by Kurt Dietrich

Best-known of the transitional trombonists is the inimitable Bill
Harris.

The President's Corner  [Read]
by Ken Hanlon