I'm not assuming anyone cares to read my bio, but I've got to make a couple posts before I can do anything on this board, so here goes.

Trombone player in Central Ohio. I've had a small studio for about 25 years here, giving lessons to high school/middle school students. I play in several local groups. I've been paid for performances, so that technically makes me a professional, however I would describe myself as a competent amateur. I have a degree in Music Education and Music Performance, but I'm an IT Systems Engineer for my day job. Orchestral repertoire is my favorite, and I aspire to play with a local community orchestra in town, but alas, I've never been in the right place at the right time to get into one. I also really enjoy musical theatre, and I gig quite a bit with various community and professional productions around town. My primary instrument in college was bass trombone, but in the last 15 years or so, I've been playing mostly tenor. My son (and prize student) is also a trombone player about to enter college as an education/performance major, and I have an 11 year old daughter who's been playing for about 3 years.

And that's about all there is to say about that.

Welcome. fellow Buckeye!

Welcome from another Buckeye! I'm back after close to 20 years west of the Mississippi. Do you know of any trombone choirs I could join?

Greetings fellow Buckeyes!

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Tony Weikel (Capital/Otterbein trombone instructor) and I are (slowly) working on organizing a Columbus-area community trombone choir.

Feel free to PM me with your contact info, or reach out to Tony directly at Capital. As we get rolling, I’ll keep you in the loop.

Thanks.

Thanks for the update! I contacted the Cap Trombone Studio through facebook and was advised that the choir is only open for students. I'll send TrombonesLOUDERplease a message