Women Trombonists

[MStarke]

https://www.swr.de/swr2/musik-klassik/s ... -4068.html

She's been playing solo in the orchestra since 2016, was solo trombonist from 2009 - 2012 in the Bruckner Orchestra, Linz Austria. And has degrees in Physics and Physico-Informatics at the Keio Universität in Tokyo.

Mayumi Shimizu is a really great player. I don't really know her, but auditioned for one or two of the same universities at the same day. She was definitely on another level. And the SWR is an extremely good orchestra! There is another female trombonist in the orchestra as well. (The orchestra has been two separate ones until a few years ago, that's why they have so many trombonists)

[Kbiggs]

This might be controversial, but I would also add Sasha Romero to this list.

[StephenK]

Isobel Daws recently appointed Principal at Luxembourg Philharmonic
https://www.trombone.net/newsitem/isobe ... ipal-job/7

[LeTromboniste]

This might be controversial, but I would also add Sasha Romero to this list.

Well, she's a woman, so I'm hoping this shouldn't be controversial!


I will add, in terms of well-established players currently active in the early music scene :

Catherine Motuz
Sue Addison
Emily White
Stephanie Dyer
Claire McIntyre
Liza Malamut

[DougHulme]

So I wonder where I should be found on this current theme... as a mere male trombonist but taught by a woman trombonist should this make me better or worse than I am!!! Also married to a woman cornet player... counselling clearly needed... Doug

[Posaunus]

So I wonder where I should be found on this current theme... as a mere male trombonist but taught by a woman trombonist should this make me better or worse than I am!!! Also married to a woman cornet player... counselling clearly needed... Doug

Gosh Doug - not sure how to counsel you. Do you play extra-sensitively, with a feminine touch?

[Bach5G]

So I wonder where I should be found on this current theme... as a mere male trombonist but taught by a woman trombonist should this make me better or worse than I am!!! Also married to a woman cornet player... counselling clearly needed... Doug

Gosh Doug - not sure how to counsel you. Do you play extra-sensitively, with a feminine touch?

Plays in high heels?

[Kbiggs]

Gosh Doug - not sure how to counsel you. Do you play extra-sensitively, with a feminine touch?

Plays in high heels?

Nah. You’re a musician married to another musician, and you’re studying with a teacher. Everything else is distraction.

[DougHulme]

So I wonder where I should be found on this current theme... as a mere male trombonist but taught by a woman trombonist should this make me better or worse than I am!!! Also married to a woman cornet player... counselling clearly needed... Doug

Gosh Doug - not sure how to counsel you. Do you play extra-sensitively, with a feminine touch?

Plays in high heels?

The secrets out! Please dont tell the rest of the forum ... Doug

[DougHulme]

(KBiggs)... Nah. You’re a musician married to another musician, and you’re studying with a teacher. Everything else is distraction.

You are of course quite right (though that still doesent stop the 'banter' between my wife and I after all the poor girl has to play a mere cornet!!).... Doug

[BGuttman]

(KBiggs)... Nah. You’re a musician married to another musician, and you’re studying with a teacher. Everything else is distraction.

You are of course quite right (though that still doesent stop the 'banter' between my wife and I after all the poor girl has to play a mere cornet!!).... Doug

Just remember: your bass trombone has more brass in it than 3 of her cornets.

[DougHulme]

Nice one, I will remember that (and use in combat!)... Doug