trombonist|trombonists in English

noun

[trom'bon·ist || trɑm'bəʊn /trɒm-]

one who plays the trombone, person who plays a musical wind instrument made of metal tubing bent twice in the form of a "U" and having a slide for altering pitch

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1. The Bassist and trombonist Chris Brubeck, one of Dave Brubeck’s sons, said that Mr

2. Original, funny, and unmistakeable thanks to the androgynous voice of the Icelandic trombonist!

3. 15 The drummer passed out, the bassoonist dropped his bassoon, the trombonist sputtered and went sour.

4. Chris Barber, the British trombonist, double bassist and trad jazz Bandleader who influenced the path of mid-century pop, has died aged 90

5. The band was led by the Sicilian-American Cornetist Nick LaRocca, and included trombonist Eddie Edwards, clarinetist Larry Shields, pianist Henry Ragas, and drummer Tony Sbarbaro.

6. Woods' quintet, which includes trumpeter Brian Lynch and pianist Bill Charlap, is expanded to 16 pieces for this release with such familiar associates as Altoist Nelson Hill and trombonist Hal Crook (who is

7. Culmination comprises seven tunes from the same 1998 session that produced Inspiration, again produced and mixed by saxophonist Steve Coleman, with the same all-star lineup--including saxists Greg Osby and Chico Freeman and trombonists Ray Anderson and Joseph Bowie.

8. When coupled with odd time signatures and such exuberant soloists as Ellis, trombonist Glenn Ferris, tenor saxophonist John Klemmer (showcased on the remarkable "Excursion II"), guitarist Jay Graydon, Altoists Fred Selden and Lonnie Shetter, and tenor Sam Falzone, the …

9. In addition to several vocal numbers for Joya Sherrill (including the hit "I'm Beginning to See the Light"), Al Hibbler and Kay Davis, there are features for trombonist Lawrence Brown ("Blue Cellophane") and Altoist Johnny Hodges ("Mood to Be Wooed"), the original four-part studio version of "Black, Brown and Beige" (which totals 18 minutes), a

10. In a live recording at The Blue Note in New York City, John Carl (“Jon”) Hendricks, the father of vocalese, made his Telarc Jazz debut with Boppin’ at the Blue Note.He is complimented by a singing team made up of wife Judith, daughters Michele and Aria, Kevin Burke and trio, and augmented by fine horn arrangements played by trumpeter Wynton Marsalis, trombonist Al Grey and saxophonists