kmm0805

The free day on Sunday will more than likely involve a rematch of the innaugural Chosen Vale Cup (soccer/futbol) between the U.S.A. vs. The World. Last year, The World made an unexpected comeback to win 10-9. The U.S.A will look to even the score on June 24th...you're goin down Peppe!

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Kevin Maloney

nabwong

Bring it Maloney!

ecarroll

TMers,

Here is a pretty good account of what went on at Chosen Vale last summer:

http://www.trumpetguild.org/news/new...senvale07.html

Your comments are always welcomed and appreciated.

Best,
EC

ecarroll

TMers,

A bunch of photos from the 2007 seminar can now be found on the Chosen Vale website. Click here if you want to see your friends and colleagues at work and play: http://www.chosenvalemusic.org/photos/2007/index.html

Best and please contact me if you're interested in joining us this year,
EC

TrentAustin

That's it... I'm going to the whole session this year. Gigs will come and go but I need to be there (and torment all you "classical" people) hahahahahahahahahahahahah HEEEEHEHEHEEH

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Trent,

Hopefully I'll see you there!

-Matthew

hornblatt

I'm most definitely coming back this year as well. Hope to see some of you guys there!

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Annie Lemieux
2006 ITG youth competition WINNER

ecarroll

TMers,

We're only a month away from the 2009 edition of the Chosen Vale International Trumpet Seminar, and I thought you might enjoy seeing the list of who will be joining us. It's a very distinguished (and international) list.

Best,
EC

PARTICIPANTS IN THE 2009 CHOSEN VALE INTERNATIONAL TRUMPET SEMINAR

Peter Adam – USA (MM in progress, University of Maryland. BM, University of Southern California)

Anna Alber – USA (BM in progress, Northwestern University)

Trent Austin – USA (Professor of trumpet, University of Southern Maine. BM, University of New Hampshire)

Juan Fernando Avendaño – Columbia (Principal trumpet, National Colombian Symphony Orchestra, Bogata. Graduate, National Univesity of Colombia)

Christopher Belluscio – USA (DMA in progress, Boston University. MM, Hartt School of Music. BM, Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music)

Philippe Brunet – Canada (MFA, CalArts. BMus, McGill University)

Cabaoglu M.Arda – Turkey (DMA in progress, Eastman School of Music)

Lertkiat Chongjirajitra – Thailand (Principal trumpet, Bankok Symphony. Trumpet and brass lecturer, Silpakorn University. BFA, Chulalongkorn University)

Matthew Conley – USA (MMus in progress, McGill University. BM, Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music)

Katherine Cosgrove – USA (BM in progress, Indiana University)

Tom Dambly – USA (Professional trumpeter in the SF Bay area. MFA, Mills College. BFA, University of California San Diego)

Huw Dann – Australia (BMus, Melbourne University)

Mark Dulin – USA (Professor of trumpet, Winthrop University. DMA, SUNY Stony Brook. MM, Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. BM, Indiana University)

Rafaela Dreisin – USA (BM, Florida State University. MM in progress, Peabody Conservatory)

Jonas Feldman – Canada (Royal Canadian Artillery Band. MM, San Francisco Conservatory of Music, BM, University of North Texas)

Sam Jones – USA (St. Petersburg Collegiate High School)

Aaron Kahn – USA (BMus in progress, McGill University)

Kazuaki Kikumoto – Japan (Principal trumpet, Kyoto Symphony. Hochschulen für Musik Freiburg, Karlsruhe, BM, MM, Kyoto City University of Music. Silver medalist, Ellsworth Smith International Trumpet Competition, 2008)

Ales Klancar – Sweden (Soloist/Diploma studies in progress, Malmö Academy of Music. MFA and BM, Malmö Academy of Music)

Emily Lawyer – USA (BM/BA in progress, Oberlin College and Conservatory)

Annie Lemieux – USA (BMus in progress, McGill University)

Paul Lowry – USA (Professor of trumpet and music theory, Merit School of Music, Chicago. MM, Florida State University. BM, West Virginia University)

Rob Mattessi – Australia (BMus in progress, University of Melbourne)

Giampaolo Mazzamuto – Italy (MM in progress, Conservatorio “G. Frescobaldi”, Ferrara. BM, Conservatorio “G. Verdi”, Milano)

Katie Miller – USA (MM in progress, Juilliard School. BM, Juilliard School)

Ryan Noe – USA (MM in progress, Boston University. BM, Western Michigan University)

Craig Pedersen – Canada (MMus in progress, University of Ottawa. BMus, University of Victoria)

Andrea Picogna – Italy (BM, Maggio Musicale Fiorentino)

Brandon Powers – USA (MM in progress, SUNY Buffalo. BScience/Music, Towson University)

Scott Reynolds – Canada (BMus in progress, McGill University)

Yukari Sakiya – Japan (MM, University of Southern California. BM, California State University, Fullerton)

Simon Schaefer – Germany (student at the Hochschule für Musik Freiburg)

Peter Schiller – USA (MMus in progress, McGill University. BM, New England Conservatory)

Craig Scott – Canada (BMus in progress, Laurier University)

Morris Sebastianutto – Italy (MM in progress, Conservatorio “G. Frescobaldi”, Ferrara. BM, Conservatorio “J. Tomadini”, Undine)

Wes Sparkes – USA (BM in progress, Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music)

Jonathan Stites – USA (DMA in progress, SUNY Stony Brook, MM, Florida State University. BM, University of Kentucky)

Jessica Striano – USA (MM in progress, DePaul University. BM, Florida State University)

Phillip Sullivan – USA (DMA in progress, Peabody Conservatory of Music. MM, New England Conservatory. BM, Peabody Conservatory)

Hayato Tanaka – Japan (Interlochen Arts Academy)

Thapana Uparanukraw – Thailand (BM in progress, New England Conservatory)

Jay Villella – USA (BM in progress, Eastman School of Music)

Alan J Wenger – USA (Associate Professor of Trumpet, University of Central Missouri. DMA, MM, University of North Texas. BM, University of Nebraska-Lincoln)

Simon Wolnizer – Australia (MFA in progress, CalArts. BMus, Sydney Conservatorium of Music)

ecarroll

TMers,

For those of you planning to be at the upcoming ITG Conference, please stop by the Chosen Vale display table to see a DVD and slideshow from previous seminars, pick up a poster, grab a CD, and to hear a bit of folklore.

Chosen Vale faculty members Stephen Burns, Gabriele Cassone, and collaborative pianist Rebecca Wilt will be performing during the conference, as will participants Trent Austin and Tom Dambly.

Best wishes,
EC