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Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2015 11:57 pm
by J.c. Sherman
Couple Additions:
Alexander 164 CC
Opera Cleveland, 2008 - J.c. Sherman
Yamaha 621 F
Opera Cleveland, 2008 - J.c. Sherman
Firelands Symphony, 2009 - J.c. Sherman
Marzan Piston CC
Canton Symphony, 1984? - Gary Adams
Cleveland POPS, 1995 - Gary Adams
MW Thor (custom)
Erie Philharmonic, 2015 - Ken Heinlein
PT-10
Erie Philharmonic, 2015 - Ken Heinlein
I don't know when Gary Adams won Wheeling Symphony, but I think he was playing a Yamaha 661 at the time.
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2015 11:42 am
by BAtlas
I won Des Moines with a Gronitz PCK (2011)
Would be great to keep adding to this thread.
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2015 9:32 am
by Rick Denney
Leto, please correct the spelling of Mike Sanders. It's not Saunders.
And he won the San Antonio Symphony audition in 1973 using an Alexander 163. He was using a B&S Symphonie F tuba and a Hirsbrunner HB-50 when he won the St. Louis audition in 1991 (and also the two times he was appointed as Interim Principal with the Utah Symphony, in 1987 and again in 1989).
Rick "noting a prior mention of this correction" Denney
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2015 10:14 am
by LucGeraats
I've won an audition with the Dutch "Marinierskapel der Koninklijke Marine", the Dutch Marines Band, on a Hirsbrunner Cc 290 rotor tuba, and a Miraphone Belcanto F rotor Tuba.
This was in 2013.
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2016 9:57 pm
by thatawkwardtuba
Chris Olka just won Cincinnati on a YamaYork
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2016 10:27 pm
by Ace
thatawkwardtuba wrote:Chris Olka just won Cincinnati on a YamaYork
Olka was at Seattle. I wonder what happened there?
Ace
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2016 10:27 pm
by Ace
thatawkwardtuba wrote:Chris Olka just won Cincinnati on a YamaYork
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2016 12:56 pm
by Blake Cooper
If it matters to anyone, I won New West Symphony (in Los Angeles) in 2013 on a Gronitz PCK & Yamaha 822s. FWIW
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Sun May 21, 2017 5:10 am
by Leto Cruise
Looks like there's been a change to writing policy no bigger than 10000 characters. Can a mod make an exception to this rule for the sake of the thread? If you like this thread please support my cause and plead for me. Let's keep adding to the list...this is the next temporary half.
Meinl Weston 6450 Baer
Asheville Symphony - won by Bud Holmes in 2009
U.S. Air Force Heritage of America Band - won by Bud Holmes in 2009
Charlotte Symphony - won by Aubrey Foard in 2012
Seattle Symphony - won by John DiCesare in 2017
North Carolina Symphony - won by Seth Horner in 2017
Miraphone 180 F
Edmonton Symphony - won by Scott Whetham in 1984
Miraphone 184
San José Symphony - won by Tony Clements in 1981
Miraphone 186 CC
Oklahoma Symphony - won by Mark Mordue in 1973
Pittsburgh Symphony - won by Sumner Erickson in 1981
San José Symphony - won by Tony Clements in 1981
St. Louis Symphony - used by Gene Pokorny in 1st round in 1983
Edmonton Symphony - won by Scott Whetham in 1984
Jacksonville Symphony - Joseph Sellmansberger runner up in 1995
Miraphone 188
Mississippi Symphony - won by Wade Rackley in 1993
Miraphone 1291
Charleston Symphony - won by Chris Blaha in 2004
Ohio Northern University - won by James Green in 2014
Miraphone 1292 "New Yorker"
Nothing
Miraphone 1293
Nothing
Miraphone Firebird
Northern Arizona University - won by Alex Lapins in 2014
Nirschl 4/4
U.S. Coast Guard Band - won by Steve Lamb in 2002
Nirschl York
Seattle Symphony - won by Chris Olka in 1999
Boston Symphony - won by Mike W. Roylance in 2003
Pittsburgh Symphony - won by Craig Knox in 2005
South Bend Symphony - won by John Elliott in 2007
Detroit Symphony - won by Dennis Nulty in 2008
Florida Grand Opera - won by Jay Bertolet in 2008
Honolulu Symphony - won by John Elliott in 2008
Springfield Symphony - won by Thomas J. Ricer in 2009
Air Force Band of Mid-America - runner up Thomas J. Ricer offered position in 2011
Miami Symphony - won by Jay Bertolet in 2011
Royal Hawaiian Band - won by Thomas J. Ricer in 2012
Auckland Philharmonic - won by Lai Tak Chun in 2014
San Luis Obispo Symphony - won by Rod Matthews in 2017
Rudolf Meinl 3/4
Jacksonville Symphony - won by Mark Tetreault in 1976
Boston City Pops Orchestra - won by Adam Peck in 1986
Tri-Cities Opera - won by Adam Peck in 1986
Rudolf Meinl 4/4
Florida Philharmonic - won by Jay Bertolet in 1985
Rudolf Meinl 5/4 CC
Air Force Band of Flight - won by John Hardisky in 2003
Rudolf Meinl 5/4 BBb
U.S. Coast Guard Band - won by Rich Denton in 1998
VMI Neptune
Fort Worth Symphony - runner up Edward Jones offered position in 2003
Willson 3400 Eb
Miami Symphony - won by Jay Bertolet in 1985
Florida Grand Opera - won by Jay Bertolet in 1985
Yamaha YEB-321
Oklahoma Symphony - won by Mark Mordue in 1973
Baltimore Symphony - won by David Fedderly in 1983
Florida Philharmonic - won by Jay Bertolet in 1985
Toronto Symphony - won by Mark Tetreault in 1986
Springfield Symphony - won by Thomas J. Ricer in 2009
Air Force Band of Mid-America - runner up Thomas J. Ricer offered position in 2011
Nazareth College - won by Thomas J. Ricer in 2011
Yamaha YFB-621
Cleveland Opera - won by J.C. Sherman in 2008
Yamaha YFB-821 "Roger Bobo"
Royal Hawaiian Band - won by Thomas J. Ricer in 2012
Punahou School - Thomas J. Ricer appointed in 2012
University of Hawaii - Thomas J. Ricer appointed in 2012
Yamaha YFB-822
Minnesota Orchestra - won by Steven Campbell in 2005
Philadelphia Orchestra - won by Carol Jantsch in 2006
New West Symphony (Los Angeles) - won by Blake Cooper in 2013
Calgary Philharmonic - won by Tom McCaslin in 2016
San Luis Obispo Symphony - won by Rod Matthews in 2017
Yamaha YCB-826 "YamaYork"
Calgary Philharmonic - won by Tom McCaslin in 2016
Cincinnati Symphony - won by Chris Olka in 2016
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Mon May 22, 2017 2:47 pm
by besson900
Hi Guya Great list
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Tue May 23, 2017 12:37 am
by Leto Cruise
Added a few more but policy won't let me write more than 10000 characters. Can any moderator change this so the list is all on one page? Part 2 of list is on this page starting on MIRAPHONE 186.
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 5:52 am
by guillaumedu
Chris Lee Natinal Art center Orchestra Ottawa Yamayork
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 7:25 pm
by besson900
Krzysztof Mucha won autitions on B&S PT-16 not PT-15 - MY mistake
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 7:12 pm
by rodmathews
One more to add for Rod Mathews (one T in Mathews...)
San Luis Obispo Symphony. November, 2017. Nirschl 6/4 York CC Tuba and a Yamaha 822S F Tuba.
I think I played a Meinl-Weston 45S F Tuba in the Sacramento Symphony audition in 1991. Didn’t see that one listed.
Interesting list.
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2018 12:54 pm
by DeLaTuba
tuben wrote:I would opine that PT-6 and PT-6p warrant separate entries.
What about PT-10 vs PT-10p?
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2018 1:03 am
by Ken Herrick
by popular demand!
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2018 8:03 pm
by Ken Herrick
BUMP !!!!!
Funny, so many wanting this "unlocked" yet nobody is posting in it.
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2018 8:30 pm
by Ken Herrick
NOW we're getting to the serious news!
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2018 8:44 pm
by Ken Herrick
I mock you not - I was being dead cereal!
Re: OFFICIAL LIST of horns/players that won a job
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2018 10:34 pm
by Ed Jones
If this is to be the "official" list, the I would like to officially request that you officially get my official name correct.
Officially yours,
EDWARD Jones