[Trombone-l] Peter Moore

[Ray Horton]

Age eighteen, actually.  Just a bit of a parallel with C. L.   I started 
euphonium in 7th grade, played it in high school band in the spring of 
that year, took up trombone (mostly on my own) in 9th grade, (some 
lessons late in high school).  11th grade in the local youth orchestra, 
auditioned for sub with Louisville Orchestra senior year in H.S.  
Freshman year at college subbed several times with the LO, earned the BT 
chair sophomore year.


And, 37 years later, stuck in the same place.  What happened? 


RBH


George Butler wrote:
> Thanks for the correction, Ray!  I didn't know that about Christian Lindberg.    
>    
>   Hey, come to think of it, you were are a bit of a "child prodigy" yourself, right?  Bass trombonist with the Louisville Orchestra since you were--what--seventeen?  I'm sure there's an interesting story there!
>    
>   --George
>
> Ray Horton <rayhorton at insightbb.com> wrote:
>   Christian Lindberg started trombone at age 17, but he grew up playing 
> baritone horn.
>
> Raymond Horton
>
> .George Butler wrote:
>   
>> ...
>>
>> But, then along comes someone like Lindberg, who only started playing at age seventeen. Two years later, he has an orchestra job. Where does that come from? Did he grow up listening to his brother practice? (That would be Jakob, the world-class lutenist.) So, why didn't Christian go in that direction? Why the trombone?
>>
>> It's all an interesting mystery, isn't it?
>>
>> George Butler
>> Tallinn, Estonia 
>>     
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