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Wednesday, October 8, 2008
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Bass trombone/ Trombón Bajo
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Upcoming Events
17, 18 November, Chicago College of Performing Arts Symphony Orchestra
22-28 November, Youth Orchestra of the Americas. VII Festival Internazionale di Musica e Arte Sacra at Basilica di San Pietro, Vatican.
January 2009 Youth Orchestra of the Americas Outreach Program in Dominican Republic (tbc)
February 2009 Sembrando Talentos Educational Program in Punta del Este, Uruguay.
22-28 November, Youth Orchestra of the Americas. VII Festival Internazionale di Musica e Arte Sacra at Basilica di San Pietro, Vatican.
January 2009 Youth Orchestra of the Americas Outreach Program in Dominican Republic (tbc)
February 2009 Sembrando Talentos Educational Program in Punta del Este, Uruguay.
About me...
Born in San Jose, Costa Rica in 1982, Jose Adrian Najera-Coto began playing trombone at age 12. He was awarded Bachelor of Music degree in tenor/bass trombone performance from the Universidad de Costa Rica, where he studied with Alejandro Gutierrez, Martin Bonilla and Ivan Chinchilla, members of Trombones de Costa Rica, and the Master of Music/Instrumental Performance degree from Western Illinois University. Najera-Coto was an active freelance in Costa Rica where he played with the most important ensembles of the country, including the Orquesta Filarmonica and the Orquesta Sinfonica Nacional de Costa Rica as well as the most renowned Salsa/Latin bands. He was also involved with several chamber music groups, such as Expresiones Brass Quintet, Universidad de Costa Rica Trombone Quartet and the Ensamble Costarricense de Trombones. As an attendant of the 31st International Trombone Festival in Denton, Texas and the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Festival Internacional Trombones de Costa Rica, Adrian has participated in individual and master classes for several trombonists, including Ralph Sauer, Don Lucas, Peter Ellefson, Ian Bousfield, Ben van Dijk and Charlie Vernon. Najera-Coto recently started working on the Professional Diploma in Orchestral Studies/Bass Trombone at Roosevelt University in Chicago, Illinois. His teacher is Jay Friedman, Principal Trombonist, Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Equipment
Bach Bass Trombone 50T3
Double independent Thayer Valves
Regular Bach 50 slide
Hammond 20BL
Bach 1 1/4G
Laskey 85D
Double independent Thayer Valves
Regular Bach 50 slide
Hammond 20BL
Bach 1 1/4G
Laskey 85D
