[Trombone-l] Trombone L

[Wayne Dyess]

On Nov 13, 2006, at 11:15 AM, Howard Lamb wrote:

> Hey,
> Tell me about this Trombone L thing you mentioned. H.



Hey Howard,

I have been hooked on trombone-L for almost 10 years now.  Because of  
it, we have had a number of notable folks to come to Lamar and  
present clinics, workshops, and recitals.  Folks who have been here  
have included:  Doug Yeo of the Boston Pops (I also mastered his  
"Take One" CD), Michael Davis (4 times), Bill Reichenbach (twice),  
Sam Burtis (NYC), Tom Izzo and his huge collection of trombones...   
and a few pro's from Texas, too!

I have made countless contacts which resulted in strong friendships  
with folks from all over the world.  You should check it out.

I'll "cc" the "L" here, but you would have to sign up in order to  
receive the e-mails.  Discussions range from slide-o-mix & trombotine  
to performance anxiety and everything in-between.  Whenever I've  
needed technical help, whether it was computer related or dealing  
with some trombone issue -- someone on trombone-L has always been  
there to help; and usually darn quick, too!

Here is the info page:

http://maillists.samford.edu/mailman/listinfo/trombone-l

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Dear Trombone-L members:

Howard Lamb is a suburb trombonist.  He is retired from the United  
States Navy Band where he was one of their finest jazz trombonists  
with the famed Commodores Jazz Ensemble.  He makes his living now in  
Memphis, TN and is very active in the music scene there.   He is a  
trombone "hero" of mine!

Sincerely,
--Wayne


Dr. Wayne Dyess, Professor of Trombone
Lamar University
P. O. Box 10044
Beaumont, Texas  77710
http://lamar.edu

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