Bones Apart Trombone Quartet
Trombone Quartet
CD - four4four
10 November 2009
By Joseph Alessi
By Joseph Alessi
Principal Trombone, New York Philharmonic Orchestra
BONES Apart has done it again!
BONES Apart has done it again!
Royal Northern College of Music
26 October 2009
By John Miller
By John Miller
Director of Brass Studies, RNCM
CD - four4four
4 Bars Rest
17 September 2009
By Christopher Thomas
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17 September 2009
By Christopher Thomas
TAKE four girls on four trombones and see what they get up to. Slick, polished and entertaining that's what.
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Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
13 February 2009
By Kevin Price, Head of Brass, RWCMD
BONES Apart represents all that is best about British brass playing, with a beauty of sound and musicality that is simply stunning.
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13 February 2009
By Kevin Price, Head of Brass, RWCMD
BONES Apart represents all that is best about British brass playing, with a beauty of sound and musicality that is simply stunning.
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Music in the Round - Sheffield
Sheffield Telegraph
28 November 2008
By Bernard Lee
MUSIC by Gounod, Debussy and Mendelssohn may seem unlikely material for four trombones but this highly accomplished all-female quartet demonstrated it was not in their Shakespeare-inspired concert.The tonal variety and pliancy of musical line produced by three tenor trombones and one bass trombone was quite astonishing at times.
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28 November 2008
By Bernard Lee
MUSIC by Gounod, Debussy and Mendelssohn may seem unlikely material for four trombones but this highly accomplished all-female quartet demonstrated it was not in their Shakespeare-inspired concert.The tonal variety and pliancy of musical line produced by three tenor trombones and one bass trombone was quite astonishing at times.
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CD - Enigma
4 Bars Rest
20 December 2006
ENIGMA is the title of the latest recording from the all-female trombone quartet Bones Apart. Including many of the items in their current concert repertoire, most in arrangements by group members, the playing is first class, and will have a wide appeal. With an excellent sleeve note and a well-presented booklet, it captures well the fun and exuberance of their performances.
