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It has a shaker these last few weeks and an Community Concerts of the Grand Valley minor seizure, reboots, then epic journey to get out this last becomes your best friend again. issue. That explains the last two weeks I suspect I could have used a for me. Computer melt downs hap- typewriter, glue and scissors this pen for me about every 7 years. time around and cranked out the Season Finale summers studying as a fellowship ations. His experiences include the You don’t know when it’s coming, issue faster that way. Only time Presents and full-scholarship recipient at the New Mexico Brass Quintet, Santa Fe but you definitely recognize the will tell on whether this problem Music Academy of the West and the Symphony Brass Quintet, The King’s tidal wave of bad mojo technolgy has been solved or will I see a pin- Aspen Music Festival and School, Brass, the Walt Disney Collegiate when it hits you. Make sure to can- ning beach ball on my screen D ALLAS BRASSQuintet two of the most prestigious summer All Star Band, Harvey Phillips Tuba cel your dinner plans, weekend before I finish this page. Only the w/Percussion – One of music festivals in the country. Juan Company, as well as the Grand Rapids, plans or plan on buying a new com- computer gods know the answer to America’s foremost musi- has performed with a variety of musi- Southwest Michigan, West Michigan, puter. this mystery! cal ensembles – will take the cal ensembles ranging from sympho- New Mexico, Louisville, South Bend, ny orchestras to British style brass and Bloomington Camerata Symphony Your plans include, wishing you stage at Grand Junction High could point to the exact reason why bands. Some of these include the Orchestras. He can be heard on record- your computer melted down, Jeffrey Inks - Publisher School Auditorium pm May Sarasota Orchestra, Sarasota Ballet, ings on the Summit and Naxos labels locked up & got sicker than your [email protected] 1 at 7:30pm for Community Brevard Symphony, Palm Beach as well as Alfred Music Publishing. An Concerts of the Grand Symphony, Orlando Philharmonic, the advocate of new music, Paul has pre- Valley’s last concert tof their Tumucua Jazz Orchestra, the Horns miered numerous pieces for solo tuba, season. & Pipes Brass Ensemble, and the most notably the works of Brian Ciach. award winning Brass Band of Central has also been a featured soloist at the Since its founding in 1983 the Florida. In addition, he has shared the 2014 International Tuba Euphonium Dallas Brass has established a unique stage with the Boston Brass and the Conference and the 2015 and 2013 blend of traditional brass instruments Brass All-Stars Big Band, the Rodney Midwest Regional Tuba Euphonium with a full complement of drums and Marsalis Philadelphia Big Brass, and conference. percussion. Their repertoire creates performed as guest principal horn of In addition to touring with the a performing entity of extraordinary the National Symphony Orchestra of Dallas Brass, Paul is Affiliate range and musical challenges and the Dominican Republic.
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