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Fraser MacPherson And Rob McConnell In 1989. Photo Courtesy Of The Fraser MacPherson Estate Robert Murray Gordon Rob McConnell Born February 14 1935 London Ontario Is A Canadian Jazz Valve Trombonist Composer Arranger Music Educator And Recording Artist. Rob McConnell Took Up The Valve Trombone In High School And Began His Performing Career In The Early 1950s Performing And Studying With Don Thompson Bobby Gimby And Later With Fellow Canadian Maynard Ferguson. In 1968 He Formed The Boss Brass A Big Band That Would Become His Primary Performing And Recording Unit Through The 1970s And 1980s. In 1988 McConnell Took A Teaching Position At The Dick Grove School Of Music In California But Gave Up His Position And Returned To Canada A Year Later. In 1997 McConnell Was Inducted Into The Canadian Music Hall Of Fame And In 1998 Was Made An Officer Of The Order Of Canada. Since That Time He Has Remained Active Touring Internationally Both As A Performer And Educator Running Clinics Around The World And Performing As Both A Leader And A Guest Artist. The Newly Formed Rob McConnell Tentet Has Been Quite Successful Producing Three Major Records The Rob McConnell Tentet 2000 Thank You Ted 2002 And Music Of The Twenties 2003 .
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Rob McConnell
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Fraser MacPherson And Rob McConnell In 1989. Photo Courtesy Of The Fraser MacPherson Estate Robert Murray Gordon Rob McConnell Born February 14 1935 London Ontario Is A Canadian Jazz Valve Trombonist Composer Arranger Music Educator And Recording Artist. Rob McConnell Took Up The Valve Trombone In High School And Began His Performing Career In The Early 1950s Performing And Studying With Don Thompson Bobby Gimby And Later With Fellow Canadian Maynard Ferguson. In 1968 He Formed The Boss Brass A Big Band That Would Become His Primary Performing And Recording Unit Through The 1970s And 1980s. In 1988 McConnell Took A Teaching Position At The Dick Grove School Of Music In California But Gave Up His Position And Returned To Canada A Year Later. In 1997 McConnell Was Inducted Into The Canadian Music Hall Of Fame And In 1998 Was Made An Officer Of The Order Of Canada. Since That Time He Has Remained Active Touring Internationally Both As A Performer And Educator Running Clinics Around The World And Performing As Both A Leader And A Guest Artist. The Newly Formed Rob McConnell Tentet Has Been Quite Successful Producing Three Major Records The Rob McConnell Tentet 2000 Thank You Ted 2002 And Music Of The Twenties 2003 . read less
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Fraser MacPherson And Rob McConnell In 1989. Photo Courtesy Of The Fraser MacPherson Estate Robert Murray Gordon Rob McConnell Born February 14 1935 London Ontario Is A Canadian Jazz Valve Trombonist Composer Arranger Music Educator And Recording Artist. Rob McConnell Took Up The Valve Trombone In High School And Began His Performing Career In The Early 1950s Performing And Studying With Don Thompson Bobby Gimby And Later With Fellow Canadian Maynard Ferguson. In 1968 He Formed The Boss Brass A Big Band That Would Become His Primary Performing And Recording Unit Through The 1970s And 1980s. In 1988 McConnell Took A Teaching Position At The Dick Grove School Of Music In California But Gave Up His Position And Returned To Canada A Year Later. In 1997 McConnell Was Inducted Into The Canadian Music Hall Of Fame And In 1998 Was Made An Officer Of The Order Of Canada. Since That Time He Has Remained Active Touring Internationally Both As A Performer And Educator Running Clinics Around The World And Performing As Both A Leader And A Guest Artist. The Newly Formed Rob McConnell Tentet Has Been Quite Successful Producing Three Major Records The Rob McConnell Tentet 2000 Thank You Ted 2002 And Music Of The Twenties 2003 . read less
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