Sunday August 19, 2012 - 5:15pm

The Arcadia Brass Quintet will perform the finale concert of this year's Fishers Island Concert Series.  Just a short ferry ride from New London, Connecticut, Fishers Island is a fascinating, beautiful, and friendly place to spend the day, capped off with our outdoor summer pops concert at the Ferguson Museum.  Works by Ewald, Holst, Bernstein, Copland, and more.

Sunday January 6, 2008 - 11:15am
A 30-minute "mini-concert" featuring my colleagues from One World Symphony. I'll be playing trumpet in this brass quintet program. The concert is in Brooklyn at Sacred Hearts & St. Stephen Church, which was the 1st Italian parish in Brooklyn; this program is an "Epiphany Concert" celebrating the church's 125th anniversary, and will include music honoring the church's Italian heritage, and festive Christmas music, too. This is a very good group - trumpeters are myself and Angela Gosse; on horn is Douglas Lyons (you've heard him on "The Simpsons" and countless other soundtracks, as well as occasional appearances in the Los Angeles Philharmonic); the trombones are Hitomi Yakata and Patrick Herb (Pat has recently performed with both the Cleveland Orchestra and the New York Philharmonic!) Free admission. Corner of Summit & Hicks Streets, Brooklyn New York.

Sunday December 23, 2007 - 11:15am
A 30-minute "mini-concert" featuring my friends Thomas Jostlein, Tricia Jostlein, my spouse Angela Gosse, and me. I'll be playing both trumpet and organ. The concert is in Brooklyn at Sacred Hearts & St. Stephen Church. Sacred Hearts was the 1st Italian parish in Brooklyn; this program is an "Advent Concert" celebrating the church's 125th anniversary, and will include music honoring the church's Italian heritage, and festive music to kick off the Christmas season. Thomas is the Assistant Principal Horn of the New York Philharmonic, Tricia was formerly Principal Horn in the Omaha Symphony, Angela has performed with New World Symphony in Miami, so this is a really good group. We'll be playing quartets, solos, etc. The old Kilgen Pipe Organ (31 ranks, over 2,000 pipes!) will have a thorough demonstration, too. Free admission. Corner of Summit & Hicks Streets, Brooklyn New York.

Sunday December 16, 2007 - 8pm
Music for brass & choir, with a holiday theme. The Arcadia Brass Octet will be performing with a choir led by Martin Rutishauser. We play a holiday concert with Martin almost every year, and it's always really lovely. Christ & St. Stephen's Church on the Upper West Side (120 West 69th Street, New York, NY 10023 • (212) 787-2755). Check the church's website here.

Friday October 26, 2007 - 6pm
The New Castle Brass Quartet,
performing at "The Castle" in Tarrytown, NY.
I don't know yet if this event is open to the public. I hope to find out soon.

Thursday September 20, 2007 - 8:30pm
The Arcadia Brass Quintet at Holy Spirit Church - Music of Monteverdi, etc.
17th Avenue & 45th Street, Brooklyn

Sunday August 12, 2007 - 5:30pm
Gramercy Brass Orchestra of New York, with the brass section of the American Symphony Orchestra. A program of brass band music from Victorian England. Works by Elgar and his contemporaries. This concert is part of the Bard Music Festival, and is at the Fisher Center in Annandale-on Hudson.

Saturday July 28, 2007 - 3pm
Gramercy Brass Orchestra of New York at Caldwell College. Our annual concert with the kids who attend our "Gramercy Brass Band Camp"

Saturday May 19, 2007 - 7:30pm
Allegro Brass Ensemble - Our annual Memorial Day Concert (a week early, to get your summer started) at the Algonquin Arts Center in the beautiful seaside town of Manasquan, New Jersey. Featuring the Allegro Chorus. Come hear the concert works of a great brass ensemble, and sing along on the chorus' traditional patriotic songs, presented in innovative and majestic arrangements.

Saturday & Sunday December 2 & 3, 2006
The Arcadia Brass Octet with Martin Rutishauser and the Taghanic Chorale - "a holiday in Venice." Saturday evening at 8pm in Valhalla, NY and Sunday at 4pm in Ossining. I'll try to get clearer location details as the dates get nearer.