n. A musical wind instrument consisting of a cylindrical metal tube expanding into a bell and bent twice in a U shape, usually equipped with a slide.
bo·nan·za
n. 1. A rich mine, vein, or pocket of ore.
2. A source of great wealth or prosperity.
Trom·bo·nan·za
n. London's premier trombone ensemble.
Newsflash
| Concert (5 Dec 2004) |
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Director: Edward Solomon Conductor: Henry Hardy Solo jazz trombone: Ashley Horton Alto trombone: Kevin Elwick, Neill Hadden, Ian Hogan, Diane Prince, David Read, John Wells, David Whitehouse Tenor trombone: Geoffrey Batchelor, Geoffrey Baxter, Robert Croft, Kevin Elwick, Neill Hadden, Keith Harrison, Ian Hogan, Mark Horton, David Odams, Diane Prince, David Read, John Wells, David Whitehouse Bass trombone: Ben Bouzan, Andrew Lester, David Read, Adam Smith, Edward Solomon Contrabass trombone: Edward Solomon String bass: Richard Hammett Timpani: Francis Beuttler Drum Kit: Eddie Kettle Percussion: Kevin Elwick, Daniel Early First HalfSecond Half |
2004 Concert video
Watch the concert at the Harrow Arts Centre given by Trombonanza under the direction of ex-BBC Symphony Orchestra trombonist Henry Hardy in 2004. Coming soon
Have you ever wanted to play in a trombone choir? Trombonanza is hosting an open rehearsal on 21 October 2008. See events for details.
Watford School of Music
Trombonanza moved recently to the Watford School of Music as an ensemble in residence. Our first project is to record some original British works for trombone ensemble. Watch this space for further details!
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