Peter norton bass trombone

I have studied with many master trombone players and some master trombone teachers. I am versed in traditional and modern techniques. I have a bachelors degree from Ball State University in trombone performance, and a masters degree from the College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati.

Keep checking back for new postings. Skip to content Hello Everyone! Peruse my site, and if you want to hire me, then please get in touch. Hire Me In over 20 years of playing trombone, I have spent years playing all kinds and styles of music in a variety of ensembles from large orchestras and big bands to concert bands and brass choirs to brass quintet chamber music. The Walktober Walkinar series kicks off with a look at national efforts on walkability, including how pedestrian infrastructure has evolved, and some of the key challenges that pedestrians are facing across the country.

And Peter Norton of the University of Virginia will look at the history and future of mobility and sustainable mobility, and the social dimensions of transportation engineering. His new book is Autonorama. Join Autonorama author, Peter Norton , the Smart Growth Network , and the Maryland Department of Planning for a webinar about the distraction of autonomous vehicles and how we must invest in the transportation alternatives available now that are inexpensive, safe, sustainable, and inclusive.

According to tech companies, automakers and consultancies, autonomous vehicles will drive themselves, better than we can, and sooner than we think.

The lack, however, lies not in technology but in the aspiration itself. In "Autonorama," Peter Norton argues that technology cannot make car dependency sustainable, affordable, healthful, or inclusive. Meanwhile the supposed solutions, in promising us an eventual end to all our afflictions, divert us from transport sufficiency: an unspectacular state we can pursue now, at far less cost, with technology we already have.

Peter Norton is an associate professor of history in the Department of Engineering and Society at the University of Virginia. He is a frequent speaker on the subject of sustainable and equitable urban mobility. The Kinder Institute's Urban Reads series showcases recently published works on pressing urban issues by local and national authors. Vincent DiMartino Trumpet Known internationally for both his jazz and classical playing, Vince DiMartino is one of America's most versatile trumpet performers and teachers.

He is prominently featured on many of the recordings of the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, and recently completed a tour as a featured soloist with the Boston Pops Orchestra and conductor Keith Lockhart.

In , following a distinguished twenty-year career at the University of Kentucky, DiMartino accepted his present position as the W. DiMartino has worked as a clinician and soloist with more than colleges and universities. He was recently elected president of the International Trumpet Guild for the second time during his career. Since then he can be heard on over recordings of the CSO and Pops. He also has performed as a soloist with the Cincinnati Symphony, Pops and other orchestras and bands, as well as on the CSO's chamber music series.

His numerous solo performances include recent performances of the Bach Brandenburg Concerto No.