Sentence examples for trombone section from inspiring English sources

Then he called for "New York, New York," and strolled over to the trombone section.

Behind her, in the trombone section, Will Mantell 9, was dwarfed by his trombone.

Representative quote: "And by the time I reached tenth grade, I was the leader of the trombone section.

"I think of singing lead as I would play it on trombone, sitting in the Stan Kenton trombone section.

Among the stars of JLCO were Scots baritone sax hero Joe Temperley and an outrageously good trombone section: Vincent Gardner, Elliot Mason and Christopher Crenshaw.

The trombone section in the older band consists of Alex Cousins, 12, and Alex's father, Peter Cousins, 45, a lawyer from Chappaqua.

Their forte was leading trombone sections to blend well together and to turn written parts into swinging music.

In "Autumn Leaves" the saxophone and trombone sections each solidified to play what seemed like two different melodies that intersected.

It was a brass-player's band: Jon Faddis, the group's director, is a trumpet high-note specialist and probably the most important of Dizzy Gillespie's later students, and the band usually had generous trumpet and trombone sections among its 17 members.

(In no particular order: two Kray brothers, Charlie, then Reg; Ronnie Scott and a brace of his musicians, trumpet and trombone sections; George Best Maurice Gibbb; Sid James; Elton John's manager, John Reid; her own manger, Robert Dunn; a policeman called Nigel...) 'Oh, but I was very late in starting!' she protests.

The most typical band sound involved high, loud, block-voiced trumpet playing, with five- and six-note chords, and open-voiced trombone-section harmonies.