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Phoenix Brass Collective will be hosting a 6pm chamber music masterclass followed by a 7:30pm concert Thursday February 8, 2024 in the Glendale Community College Performing Arts Center from 6pm-8:30pm. This FREE event is open to the public. Visit phxbrass.com for more information about PBC and upcoming events.

Welcome to 2022! PBC is looking forward to a great year of performances, recordings and educational outreach. Visit phxbrass.com to learn more about PBC and how you can support our mission to bring stellar brass performances to our audiences in Phoenix, surrounding areas, and, through social media, the world!

Phoenix Brass Collective performed Western Fanfare by Eric Ewazen November 2021 at Pinnacle Presbyterian Church in Scottsdale. FPV drone footage was filmed by Seth Bärtschi. Visit phxbrass.com/support to learn how you can support PBC and our mission to bring outstanding performances to audiences of all ages. Performers Conductor: Jeff Quamo Trumpets: Spencer Brand Brandon Dicks Gage Ellis Joshua Haake Paul Reid Horns: Tom Alongi Alex Manners Martha Sharpe Jaici Sullivan Trombones: Sean Holly Will Kurth Jason Malloy Bass Trombone: Seth Bärtschi Tubas: Thomas Gerald Ryan Matejek Percussion: Tony Kirk Katelyn Pender

Short promotional video showcasing the Phoenix Brass Collective and organ. Music is from Gustav Holst's Jupiter as played by Phoenix Brass Collective. Visit phxbrass.com to learn more. Drone footage shot by Seth Bärtschi on a GEPRC Cinelog 25 HD using a decased Go Pro Hero 6.

FPV drone view of Pinnacle Presbyterian Church (flown by Seth Bartschi) before Phoenix Brass Collective's EPIC Brass and Organ concert November 7th, 2021. Music is from the Finale of Saint-Säens' Organ Symphony as performed by Phoenix Brass Collective and organist Ilona Kubiaczyk-Alder. Visit phxbrass.com to learn more.

Phoenix Brass Collective will perform with the magnificent organ at Pinnacle Presbyterian Church in Scottsdale played by Ilona Kubiaczyk-Alder in a FREE concert Sunday November 7 at 3pm. Bring your friends and family! Visit phxbrass.com for more.

Visit www.phxbrass.com Be sure to crank the volume on your stereo! Members of the Phoenix Brass Collective recorded this from their homes. As fun as this project was, we look forward to getting back together to perform for our great audience live!

Phoenix Brass Collective (www.phxbrass.com) performs Samuel Ward's America the Beautiful as a virtual ensemble for Memorial Day. Setting by Carmen Dragon arranged by Michael Allen.

Arranged by Brian Sadler and performed by the Phoenix Brass Collective. Visit www.phxbrass.com to learn more.

visit phxbrass.com Phoenix Brass Collective presents the majestic Finale from Stravinsky's Firebird. Again the members of PBC perform in separation, still practicing social distancing. This time, however, we tried something a little more refreshing. Used in many slavic literary works, the Firebird is typically portrayed as the highly coveted mark of a difficult journey or quest. Commonly described as having striking eyes and luminous plumage of red and gold, it is a bird that is known for its beauty as well as it’s danger. The bird known as the Phoenix in Greek folklore shares the same physical characteristics with the Firebird but it symbolizes something different: new life arising from the ashes of its predecessor.