Episode 13: New Year, New Me - Trombone(ish)

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It's a bit strange to have a "New Year" episode drop the last week of February, but that's what's happening. We recorded this episode on January 30 towards the beginning of the spring 2026 semester, but then I got terribly sick with pneumonia, so we're late. It's never a bad time think about adjustments to your practicing and teaching though!Riga, Lativa - International Trombone FestivalBlack Angel grave site in Iowa City, Iowa - focus of commission by composer Shao Suan LowShao Suan Low - commissionNicole Buetti - consortiumMark Rheuame - duoInternational Sweethearts of Rhythm Wikipedia articleForbes article on why resolutions fail

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This episode was published on February 27, 2026.

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It's a bit strange to have a "New Year" episode drop the last week of February, but that's what's happening. We recorded this episode on January 30 towards the beginning of the spring 2026 semester, but then I got terribly sick with pneumonia, so...

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