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Whether he is performing as a concerto soloist in a symphonic setting, recording and touring with legendary artists in the fields of classical, jazz, and rock, or bringing forth his own exciting new compositions that expand the role of brass in contemporary music, his creativity knows no boundaries.
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Jim became New York's top-call freelance trombonist for film...
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Jim Pugh, né le 5 février 1964 à Burbank en Californie, est un ancien joueur de tennis professionnel américain. Il s'est principalement consacré au double, se classant premier à l'ATP pendant 21 semaines entre juin 1989 et novembre 1990. Il a remporté trois tournois du Grand Chelem en double messieurs et cinq en double mixte.
Jim Pugh (born February 5, 1964) is a former professional tennis player from the United States. He grew up in Palos Verdes, California and at age 10 began taking tennis lessons from John Hillebrand. He played tennis at UCLA.
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Pugh was born in Butler, Pennsylvania, on November 12, 1950. Pugh began playing the trombone around the age of ten. He attended the Eastman School of Music from 1968 to 1972, where he played in an ensemble under Chuck Mangione.
Pugh toured and recorded with the Woody Herman Band for four years from 1972, and briefly performed with Chick Corea in 1977. He then concentrated on studio session work for jazz and popular musicians. In 1984, he was co-leader for the album The Pugh–Taylor Project. He also composed for and played on the album X Over Trombone.
Solo 1. 1981: Crystal Eyes(Pewter) 2. 1984: The Pugh /Taylor Project (DMP) 3. 2001: Pugh Mosso 4. 2002: E'nJ "Legend and Lion" with Eijiro NakagawaJapanese release 5. 2004: Echano 6. 2004: E2'nJ2(TNC) 7. 2006: E'nJ Just Us 8. 2007: X Over Trombone(Albany) 9. 2007: Holly and the Ivy 10. 2012: The Devil's Hopyard(Jazzmaniac) 11. 2012: Pugh Taylor II(...
6 déc. 2020 · October 2018, Memorial Auditorium, Minnesota. Dr. Nat Dickey, Trombone Dr. Kevin Sütterlin, Music Director. The Concordia Orchestra.
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Jim Pugh, born November 12, 1950 in Butler, PA, is a distinguished trombonist, composer, and educator. His trombone can be heard in collaboration with leading classical and popular artists and orchestras such as Yo-Yo Ma, Steely Dan, Eos, Concordia, St. Luke's Orchestra, André Previn, Paul Simon, Barbra Streisand, Tony Bennett, Michael Jackson ...
Jim became New York's top-call freelance trombonist for film scores, records, and music for television and radio advertising: over the past thirty-years he has lent his special talent to more than four thousand recording sessions.
