Tuesdays on the Tube

Tuesdays on the Tube: New York, National, Baltimore, and Philadelphia Brass

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Henri Tomasi’s Fanfares Liturgiques is a powerful brass composition – one that requires stamina, range, and a good ear. In this video, you get to hear all of these components to the extreme with some of the strongest brass players in the world.

This video from 1996 features brass players from the New York Philharmonic, National, Baltimore, and Philadelphia Orchestras. Listen to the power and intensity each player is able to give whether playing at maximum ensemble sound or in quiet solo passages.

**Note – if anyone can provide the other names of the players that would be most appreciative.

Conductor – Glenn Dodson
Trumpets – Roger Blackburn
– ??
Horns – Phil Myers
– Howard Wall
– ??
Trombones – Nitzan Haroz (solo)
– Jim Olin
– Milt Stevens
– Blair Bollinger
Tuba – David Fedderly
Percussion – ??

Jeremy Smith

Jeremy E. Smith is the Founder and Editor of Last Row Music. He received music degrees from Grace College, Carnegie Mellon University, and The Ohio State University. Currently, Jeremy is the bass trombonist of the Mansfield Symphony Orchestra and performs throughout Ohio, where he lives with his wife and two sons. Smith is a member of the International Trombone Association and the Jazz Journalists Association.

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