Huge congratulations to Chris Bassett, an incredible trombonist, for winning the bass trombone position with the San Francisco Symphony. Your Edwards family is so excited for your next chapter!
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Sitting down with Anthony Triplett, Philadelphia freelance artist. Christan covers Anthony’s schooling, his busy schedule, and most importantly how Anthony has kept is 21 year old bass trombone playing like new. We can’t stress it enough how important it is to have a local repair tech that you trust with yearly maintenance.
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Congratulations to Dr. Brittany Lasch on her newly appointed position as assistant professor of music in trombone at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music! “Dr. Lasch brings a unique depth of experience to the Brass Department and the trombone area, specifically,” said Demondrae Thurman, chair of the department. “Having won positions with the Civic...
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Long-time Edwards artist Matthew Guilford, National Symphony Orchestra, stopped at Virtuosity Musical Instruments and took the time to discuss why he has chosen to play his Edwards trombones for decades. Watch the video for Matthew’s insights, tips and tricks, and a few stories throughout his 32 seasons with the National Symphony Orchestra.
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In 2023, bass trombonist Darrin C. Milling celebrates 32 years as an artist with the Edwards Instrument Co. and 25 years in Brazil as a solo, chamber, and orchestral musician. He will mark those milestones by performing a number of big events, including a world premiere of the fifth concerto written for him since last...
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On Monday March 13th the Trombone Extravaganza concert featuring Nitzan Haroz, Shachar Israel, Huai-En Tsai, and Matthew Guilford will be at The Vault Theater in Capital One Hall. Tickets are on sale Friday February 17th. Each musician will perform 10-15 minutes of solo repertoire and a trombone quartet piece. Read more about the concert and order...
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Sitting down with Toby Oft from the Boston Symphony Orchestra I always know at least two things are going to happen. One, you’re going to definitely learn something new. Whether it’s related to trombone, photography, cats, or a million other things, Toby has a wealth of knowledge and is happy to share. And number two,...
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We encourage our artists to come in at least once every 1-3 years. We want to make sure that you are still playing the best horn for you. Minor updates or changes can be made to keep you sounding like the best version of yourself. For this visit, all we needed to do was get...
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