Low brass on America's Got Talent
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MikeMason
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Low brass on America's Got Talent
I hate to admit it,but,in the summer when my day job slows down a bit,I actually watch America's Got Talent.There was a disco dancing trombonist that advanced at the NYC audition,and a blues trio with a tuba(maybe a conn 2 or 3j)who got booed off the stage in Chicago.Anyone know these 2 guys?
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Troy University-adjunct tuba instructor
Yamaha yfb621 with 16’’ bell,with blokepiece symphony
Eastman 6/4 with blokepiece symphony/profundo
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The Jackson
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Re: Low brass on America's Got Talent
Would that trombone player be this gentleman? 
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BriceT
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Re: Low brass on America's Got Talent
I must say, that was painful to watch.The Jackson wrote:Would that trombone player be this gentleman?
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EstroArmonico
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Re: Low brass on America's Got Talent
I actually met "that gentleman" when he was on tour with the Dave Holland Big Band. His name is Jonathan Arons and he does all sorts of interesting stuff. Check out his website: http://www.jonathanarons.com" target="_blank
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