OFF THE BEATEN PATH: Juan José Munera & Zdzisław Piernik
A Talk with Juan José Munera (Spain) Traducción: Jose Martinez The following interview is part of a project focusing on unorthodox repertoire choices for euphonium…
Author: Aaron Hynds
IBANDA RUHUMBIKA
As our consumption of popular media has evolved over the past few decades, so too have the conventions of many of our most storied television…
OFF THE BEATEN PATH: Brian Meixner & Robin Hayward
Brian Meixner (Interviewed by Patrick Geren) Praxis (2013) Repertoire 1) Ethereal Waves – Stephen Barr 2) El Alacrán – David Cutler 3) Concerto for Euphonium & Percussion Quintet – Daniel Adams 4) Spitfire…
OFF THE BEATEN PATH PART I: Dan Peck
Dan Peck has been a part of the new music scene in New York City since 2005, working as a soloist, improviser, and sideman in…
ITEC 2016 IN BRIEF REVIEW
On the first full day of ITEC 2016, I attended an eye-opening presentation given by the esteemed Professor David Zerkel. Simply titled “Curiosity,” this presentation…
OFF THE BEATEN PATH: Chats with Pauline Boeykens & Matt Barbier
Pauline Boeykens’s career has taken her from the shores of Lake Mendota in Madison, WI to Germany and everywhere in between. Although initially trained in…
OFF THE BEATEN PATH: Marc Unternährer
Please give the readers a little description of your day-to-day musical work. Most important to me are the several bands I have been playing in…
OFF THE BEATEN PATH: Kana Kotera of Japan
Japanese euphoniumist Kana Kotera is a rising star of the Euphonium world, and is based in Nagoya. Currently an associate professor at Wakayama University and…
OFF THE BEATEN PATH: Bill Roper
Bill Roper is a tubist, improviser, composer, artist, and bandleader based in the Los Angeles area. Originally trained as an orchestral musician, Mr. Roper has…
ITEC 2019 IN REVIEW (Photo Gallery**)
This review was greatly influenced by the contributions (both formal and informal) of a long list of volunteers including Dr. Daniel Rowland (University of Wisconsin-Platteville),…
