Hello everyone. The United States Army Band, “Pershing’s Own” has a vacancy for Tenor Trombone in the Ceremonial Band. Application tapes are due August 10th.
Given the reality of Covid-19, this is a chance to have a secure position with great benefits in an outstanding trombone section. If you have any questions, please feel free to message me.
https://www.usarmyband.com/vacancies/va ... and-1.html
US Army “Pershing’s Own” Trombone Opening
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Re: US Army “Pershing’s Own” Trombone Opening
To bad i aged out July 4th.
6H (K series)
Elkhart 60s' 6H bell/5H slide
78H (K series)
8H (N series bell w/ modern slide)
88HN
71H (dependant valves)
72H bell section (half moon)
35H alto (K series)
Boneyard custom .509 tenor
Elkhart 60s' 6H bell/5H slide
78H (K series)
8H (N series bell w/ modern slide)
88HN
71H (dependant valves)
72H bell section (half moon)
35H alto (K series)
Boneyard custom .509 tenor
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Re: US Army “Pershing’s Own” Trombone Opening
I aged out in 1995.
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Re: US Army “Pershing’s Own” Trombone Opening
Somehow I think that's the least of anyone's worries with these auditions.
"You are literally the best trombonist we've ever heard and we really want to hire you, but we can't do the waiver for the couple months over the limit you are"
-No One Ever
If you can make that statement true, you should still apply...
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Re: US Army “Pershing’s Own” Trombone Opening
If it were the bassbone chair then maybe. Tenor chair auditions kick my ass, and I'm a tenor bone primarily.harrisonreed wrote: ↑Wed Jul 15, 2020 9:15 pmSomehow I think that's the least of anyone's worries with these auditions.
"You are literally the best trombonist we've ever heard and we really want to hire you, but we can't do the waiver for the couple months over the limit you are"
-No One Ever
If you can make that statement true, you should still apply...
6H (K series)
Elkhart 60s' 6H bell/5H slide
78H (K series)
8H (N series bell w/ modern slide)
88HN
71H (dependant valves)
72H bell section (half moon)
35H alto (K series)
Boneyard custom .509 tenor
Elkhart 60s' 6H bell/5H slide
78H (K series)
8H (N series bell w/ modern slide)
88HN
71H (dependant valves)
72H bell section (half moon)
35H alto (K series)
Boneyard custom .509 tenor