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Old 02-21-2007, 06:15 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Don Reinberg retired from the San Francisco Symphony in August 1995....I know, I was there!

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San Francisco Symphony

1980-1995 (15 Seasons)
Glenn Fischthal
Laurie McGaw (at least until 1995)
Chris Bogios
Donald Reinberg (retired August 1995)
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Old 02-21-2007, 06:47 PM   #22 (permalink)
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Re: Famous Symphony Trumpet Sections
Here's two more

Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra (1992-present)

Gary Bordner
Lynn Erickson

Milwaukee Symphony 1973-199?

Richard Metzger
Dennis Najoom
Fred Fuller
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NBC 1946-1954

Harry Glantz
Frank Falcone
Ray Crisara

Glantz and Falcone from 1942.


From 1946 till its disbandment in 1954, NBC had only 2 changes in the entire brass section. Replacing a Tuba and an assistant horn. And it sounds it too. You should hear the 1952 Till


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