bones apart trombone quartet

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Reviews


" dazzling dexterity "

Natalie Wheen, Classic FM


" musically and technically world class "

Jay Friedman, Principal Trombone, Chicago Symphony Orchestra


" Bones Apart has done it again! The playing on this CD is first class.  I really enjoyed the blend, balance, and terrific musicianship. Very inspiring. I highly recommend this CD to all. Bravissima! "

Joseph Alessi, Principal Trombone, New York Philharmonic Orchestra


" ..they transcend the stereotype of their instrument "     

Jens Lindemann, International Trumpet Soloist


" Bones Apart is, without question, one of the finest trombone quartets in the world "

Michael Davidson, University of Texas, Austin


" Bones Apart represents all that is best about British brass playing, with a beauty of sound and musicality that is simply stunning. They communicate with passion and humour and serve as wonderful ambassadors for the trombone "

Kevin Price, Head of Brass, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama


" You are fantastic ambassadors for the trombone, great role models. You display stunning versatility, dexterity, originality and musicianship.

Your visit has made a big impact, thank you very much "

Anne Higgs, Peripatetic Brass Teacher, Somerset


" The music was brought to the stage by a chamber group at the peak of its powers in a performance of elegance, subtlety and considerable variety in tonal colour. "

Mark Good, Bandsman magazine


" A magnificent display of playing "

Richard Debonnaire, Bromley Trombone Workshop


" Bones Apart just get better and better. Individually they are all players at the top of their profession, their skill, dexterity and musicianship is quite stunning. 

Combined they are spectacular ambassadors for the trombone! "

Toby D'Jong


" Bones Apart demonstrated not only wondrously clean, clear and full trombone playing (how do they produce such a well-blended sound all the time?!), but also showed a special blend of humility and charisma in their interactions with the audience "
Micah Everett, International Trombone Association Journal