Friday November 16, 2007 - 8pm
Sunday November 18, 2007 - 4pm
I'll be playing with One World Symphony. Conducted by Sung Jin Hong, One World Symphony has been dubbed "New York's Hippest Orchestra" by the critics. It's our season opener, an innovative program called "Uptown vs. Downtown" - Music by Puccini, Larson, Ives, Cage, Carter, Reich, Corigliano, and a world premiere by Jihwan Kim. I'll be playing principal trumpet for this concert, and will have the solo in Ives' Unanswered Question. The maestro is full of surprises, and these concerts are always a lot of fun for musicians & audience alike. Friday November 16th is 8pm in Brooklyn Heights (St. Ann & The Holy Trinity Church - corner of Montague & Clinton Streets). There is a 2nd performance on Sunday Nov. 18th at 4pm on the Upper West Side (Ansche Chesed Synagogue - corner of W. 100 Street & West End Avenue). For tickets & more details, check the orchestra's website here.

Saturday November 10, 2007 - 8pm
The Metro Chamber Orchestra - a concert at the Church for All Nations. I just recently began playing in this group, and am principal (solo) trumpet. The program features soloists Chris Vath (piano) and Therese Panicali (soprano), in music of Bach, Rossini, Wagner, and more. The venue is on West 57th Street, between 9th and 10th Avenue.

Sunday November 4, 2007 - 2pm
A solo appearance! I'll be performing as trumpet soloist in Cantata No. 51 "Jauchzet Gott in Alle Landen" by J.S. Bach. The soprano soloist is Heather Bingham, and we will be accompanied by the Metro Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Jeff Dailey. The concert features several works by J.S. Bach. Jacqueline Van Eyck is the flute soloist for the Orchestral Suite #2, and Duncan Hartman is the vocalist for Cantata 84, "Ich Habe Genug." The performance is in Manhattan at the Church for All Nations, 417 West 57th Street (between 9th & 10th Avenues), New York, NY. Admission is FREE.

Tuesday October 23, 2007 - 12:30 pm
I'm not performing this, but my spouse is: Angela Gosse will perform a program of Trumpet Solos from the Italian Baroque & Renaissance. It's a "lunchtime recital" at The Church of the Transfiguration, also known as The Little Church Around the Corner. Angela is collaborating with Claudia Dumschat at the organ (the organ is known as "The Mighty Fisk" - this place has a nickname for everything!) The church is at One East 29th Street, NYC, between Madison & Fifth Avenue. View the concert series postcard ad here, or you can view the church website here.

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

Friday June 22, 2007
and Sunday June 24, 2007

One World Symphony - A concert performance of Richard Strauss' stunning opera, "Salome."  Click here for more details.

Friday May 25, 2007 - 6:30 pm
Symphony No. 2 "The Resurrection," by Gustav Mahler - one of the most moving experiences a symphony orchestra can create for an audience, presented at the United Nations!! I'll be performing with the AAC Orchestra, and we're playing one of the greatest pieces in the symphonic repertoire. Our recent concert at the Rose Theater was a great success, and this promises to be a truly remarkable event.

Sunday May 20, 2007 - 4pm
This is yet another in my long series of performances (over ten years!) with the talented conductor, Martin Rutishauser. We have presented many of the great choral works of the baroque, classical, early romantic, and modern periods. This concert features the music of J.S. Bach (including Cantata 172), and will take place at Christ & St. Stephen's church, located near Lincoln Center at 120 W 69th Street between Broadway and Columbus. For ticket information and more about the program, please check back here as the date draws closer, or check the church's website by clicking here.

Saturday May 12, 2007 - 9pm

A very rare appearance: I'll be playing in the funk-pop band "Subway Darwins" at The Bitter End on Bleecker Street (between Thompson & LaGuardia). This band hasn't performed together since 2001, so this is a major reunion event! Led by the talented Mike Loss, the group will include about 10 of its former members, playing all the old favorites that Mike wrote for us back in the '90s. We've got real virtuosos everywhere on the stage - vocalists, guitar, rhythm section and horns. Mike's getting married this spring, and we thought this would be a great way to celebrate. Whether you come for the party or the music, you won't be disappointed! (ear plugs recommended - The Bitter End is an "intimate" space, and we're a pretty loud band).

Saturday March 17, 2007 - 8pm
Gospel Concert with "The Sprirituels" - Near Propect Park, Brooklyn. More info here.