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In January 2024 the quintet returned to Eastgate Village for a program that featured: Another Opening of Another Show, Bonafide, Boy Next Door ,My Melancholy Baby Song of the Blacksmith ,Three Madrigals ,Stardust ,Russian Sailor's Dance, Moon River, La Fille aux cheveux de lin, I Get Around, Gute Nacht, Auld Lang Syne
L-R Bob Coil, Mark Doan, David Haldeman, Dan Stenger, Pete Ream
The Trombone Christmas 2023 Concert was presented at the Harmon Museum in Lebanon, OH on December 16, 2023.
Program
In November 2023, the ensemble played for the Green Township Seniors and the Cheviot United Methodist Church. The program included: George M Cohan Medley, America the Beautiful, Alexander's Ragtime Band, Going Home, Ashokan Farewell, Armed Forces Service Songs Medley, Navy Hymn-Eternal Father, God Bless America, Accentuate the Positive, For the Beauty of the Earth, Simple Gifts, What A Wonderful World
For a special Oktoberfest 2023 party at Magnolia Springs the ensemble included 5 trombones and a 4 piece rhythm section.
L-R Paul Chiappone (piano), Summers Hagerman (guitar), Charlie Jacobson, John Matre, (bass), Ken Thornton, Bob Coil, Jim Mason (drums), David Haldeman, Dan Stenger
The 2023 Trombone Picnic coincided with a birthday party for Mark Doan.
Bones of Cincinnatus quintet
On April 26, 2023 the quintet performed at All Souls Episcopal Church. Music for the service included: The Water is Wide, Praise the Lord, Amazing Grace, Ave Maria, Ave Verum Corpus, Canzona Bergamasca, Fugue in G minor, Achieved Is The Glorious Work, It Is Well With My Soul, The Lord Bless You and Keep You, Ashokan Farewell
L-R Dan Stenger, David Haldeman, Bob Coil, Mark Doan, Bill Tipkemper
The January 21, 2023 program for the residents of the Villages of Eastgate recognized the birthday of Martin Luther King and included other works appropriate for February as Black History Month. In addition there were several pieces about romance in honor of the upcoming Valentine's Day.
L-R Brian Stevens, Mark Doan Adam Wealer, David Haldeman, Bob Coil
Dry Bones
Bones of Cincinnatus quintet
A program of holiday music was presented on December 21 at The Harmony Senior Living and December 22, 2022 at The Anderson Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
Have a Merry, Merry, Merry Christmas,Let It Snow, Winter Wonderland, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer' Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer, It's The Most Wonderful Time of the Year, Little Drummer Boy/Pat a Pan, Rise Up Shepherd, I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas, Let There Be Peace on Earth, O Come All Ye Faithful, O Christmas Tree, The First Noel, The Liberty Jingle Bell
Trombone Christmas 2022 Program
Rudolph the Red-Nose Reindeer, Jingle Bells Fantasy, Let It Snow, Do You Hear What I Hear?, O Magnum Mysterium, Christmas Medley, O Holy Night, Let There Be Peace On Earth, Little Drummer Boy/Pat-a-pan, The First Noel, Silent Night, Rise Up Shepherd, Have a Merry, Merry, Merry, Merry Christmas
Hospice of Cincinnati sponsored a "Welcome Home Veterans" event at Summit Park on September 28, 2022. The Bones of Cincinnatus quintet was honored to provide music on this occasion to recognize the contributions of Veterans, particularly those who may not have been thanked because they happened to serve during an unpopular war.
Adam Wealer, Charlie Jacobson, Mark Doan, David Haldeman, Bob Coil trombonists
Selections: Alexander's Ragtime Band, America the Beautiful, Armed Forces Service Songs Medley, Eternal Father (Navy Hymn), George M Cohan Medley (You're a Grand Ole Flag, Yankee Doodle Boy, Over There), God Bless America, Magnificent Seven, March and Procession to Bacchus, Pilgrim's Chorus
We had intermittent rain during our playing and picnic at Burnet Woods on September 3, 2022 but nothing that dampened our spirits and enjoyment of the time together.
We read some new arrangements by Bill Tipkemper, Dan Stenger, and Charlie Jacobson. We were too engrossed in playing and eating to remember to take any pictures.
Bring It Home, Another Opening, Selections from Phantom of the Opera, Rubber Duckie, Suite in F, Gee Officer Krupke, Canzon for 8 Trombones, and Wave. The joy of making music together was bittersweet due to the recent passing of two friends who were very well known Cincinnati trombonists, Gary Johnston and Harold Dimond.
This performance was outdoors at the Terradise Nature Center, Caldonia, OH on August 27, 2022.
Selections: A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody, Gee, Officer Krupke, I'm In The Mood For Love, Makin' Whoopee, Mr. Sandman, Moon River, Nessun Dorma, Overture to H.M.S. Pinafore, Puffin' Billy, Radetzky March, Rubber Duckie (YouTube), Selections from Phantom of the Opera, Second Suite in F, Who Put The Bomp, You Belong To Me (YouTube)
Bones of Cincinnatus with rhythm Ensemble, August 5, 2022
Five trombones combined with Paul Chiappone-piano, Summers Hagerman-guitar, Chuck Kleesattel-bass, Jerry Kaye-drums. Several of the pieces featured Charlie Jacobson as vocalist.
Selections: Don't Get Around Much Anymore, Blue Bossa, A Pretty Girl, Here's That Rainy Day, I'm Gonna Sit Right Down, After You've Gone, They Can't Take that Away, Beguine for Bones, I'm In the Mood for Love, My Favorite Things, Over the Rainbow, You Belong to Me, Who Put the Bomp
Bones of Cincinnatus with CCM Trombone Ensemble, May 1, 2022
Concert to Honor Betty Glover and celebrate the 100th birthday of one of her students, Harold Dimond
Tribute Concert web page with additional content, created to honor the contributions of Betty Semple Glover.
Trombone quintet Winter and Spring 2022
Mark Doan, Bill Tipkemper, Dan Stenger, David Haldeman, Bob Coil
Ohio Living St. Patrick's Day concert: Alexanders Ragtime Band, Loch Lomond, When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, The Wearing of the Green, Killarney, The Girl I Left Behind Me I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen, Danny Boy, April Showers, I'm Always Chasing Rainbows, Blue Skies, Take Me Out To The Ball Game, Accentuate the Positive, Harrigan
Marjorie P. Lee and Eastgate Village: Prelude and Fugue, Radetsky March, Alleluia, Danca Eslava, Canzona Bergamasca, Cantiga Brasileira, March of a Marionette, Simple Gifts, Nocturne, Pavanne, Fantasia on Dargason, The Lone Ar-ranger
The Trombone Christmas Concert came off without a hitch on December 19 2021, in spite of the increasing threat of new Covid-19 variants. Deer Park School auditorium became available through the assistance of Joe Vetter, DPHS band director. The rewards of the performance were enhanced due to the contribution of the players who also conducted some of the pieces.
Tim Breckon, Bob Coil, Wade Goodwin, Mark Doan, Terrence Hooker, David Haldeman, Gary Johnston, Charlie Jacobson, Dave Marlar, Frank Kearly, Roger Orth, Nick Meiners, Pete Ream, Jenny Perez, Tod Steen, Ken Rega, Bill Taggart, Dan Stenger, Joe Vetter, Bill Tipkemper, Anna Whaley, Adam Wealer (conductors=bold)
Program selections: O Come All Ye Faithful, Good King Wenceslas, Winter Wonderland Smith, I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas, It's The Most Wonderful Time of The Year, Liberty Jingle Bell, Carol of the Bells, Coventry Carol, Patapan, Three Tunes of "Away In A Manger", Hark the Herald Angels Sing, Carol of the Birds, Joy to the World, Jingle Bells.
The threat of bad weather forced us to move the summer Trombone Picnic indoors to the fellowship hall at Mt Auburn Presbyterian Church on July 17, 2021. Not only did we have a variety of music, but we also had a variety of conductors enjoying the opportunity to experience the sound and responsiveness of a group of talented players. Needless to say, there was plenty of good food and desserts.
Amberley Village honored long time resident of Amberley Village and member of council, Ed Hattenbach, with a service and planting a tree near the village administration building. Peg Conway read the poem "Trees" by Joyce Kilmer, and the Bones of Cincinnatus played the composition "Trees", by Oscar Rasbach who set the words to music.
arrangement available from Sheet Music Plus Trees - Trombone quintet
It was a joyous occasion that brought together several trombonists and rhythm section on May 1, 2021 for the celebration of Harold Dimond's 99th birthday. He is pictured with his son, Gary. Harold is a brilliant chemist who happens to also be a great trombonist. He is well known for his very tasteful improvising. He was an active player right up to the beginning of 2020, when the quarantine brought an end to his playing. Without regular playing opportunities he lost strength in his embouchure and his eyesight has declined. He now leads the Gentlemen of Swing big band.
The Bones of Cincinnatus quintet, "Holidays you missed" March 11, 2021 at the Harmon Museum in Lebanon, OH.
They Didn't Believe Me, Harrigan, Were You There, America the Beautiful, Trees, Yankee Doodle/Over There, Holiday Road, Sweet Caroline, A Mighty Fortress Is Our God, For The Beauty of the Earth, The Christmas Song, Variations on Auld Lang Syne, Flipping Through the Musical Calendar
While the COVID virus was a concern, we felt the guidelines for small groups in outdoor settings made sense. The lawn in front of the municipal building in Loveland provided a shady location for a noon time concert, August 30,2020.
Dave Marlar, Jeff Clymer, Mark Doan, Charlie Jacobson, Bob Coil, Jim Eastman
The Trombone Christmas, December 22, 2019, Mt Auburn Presbyterian Church, Kevin Holzman guest conductor - Program
Christmas Song, Mel Torme-Clymer; Toyland, Herbert-Elkjer; Liberty Jingle Bell, arr. Eric Lutz/Coil; You're a Mean One Mr. Grinch,Albert Hague-Coil; And the Glory of The Lord, Handel/Coil, Silent Night, Gruber-Pederson; Holly and the Ivy, arr. McClean; Three Tunes on Away in a Manger, arr. Flora/Coil; Hanukkah Medley, arr. Allen; O Holy Night, Adam-Pederson; Carol of the Bells, Leontovych-Malmstrom
The Bones of Cincinnatus Quintet performance at the Warren County Historical Society Lunch and Learn series on December 11, 2019
Christmas music
- In Dulci Jubilo, Deck the Halls, And the Glory of the Lord, Rise Up Shepherd and Follow, Angels From the Realms of Glory, Silent Night, O Holy Night, Here We Come A Caroling, Three Tunes on Away in a Manger, Liberty Jingle Bell, Toyland, I Wonder As I Wander, Christmas Song, Frosty the Snowman
Picnic at Burnet Woods - beautiful weather, good music, good friends, good food.
International Trombone Week 2019
Trombone Solo and ensemble recital at Otterbein Lebanon Retirement Community
April meeting of the Warren County Music Club, April 16, 2019 - 7:00pm
Bob Coil - Tango from Espana Op. 165 No. 2 (1890) - I. Albeniz and Berlin Madison (1964) W. Hurth
Mark Doan - Sonata for Trombone and Piano (1998) - E. Ewazen
Terrence Hooker - Concerto for Trombone Mvt. III (1838) - F. David
Charlie Jacobson - Concerto for Trombone Mvt. I,II (1877) - Rimsky-Korsakov
Dan Stenger - Fantastic Polka (1939) - A. Pryor
Adam Wealer - Allegro Maestosto (1993) - J. Koetsier
Melody Wallace (piano solo) - Nocturne in F# major opus 15 no. 2 (1834)
Basin Bridge March (sextet) - M. Cotten
Little Brown Jug (sextet) - J. E. Winner
Trombonanza (sextet) - A Western medley - B. Tipkemper
So Lass Uns Wandern (So Let Us Wander) (duet) - J. Brahms
Bones of Cincinnatus quartet St. Margaret Hall village, October 20, 2018
Trombonists, Bob Coil, Mark Doan, Dan Stenger, Dave Marlar
Allexander's Ragtime Band, All of Me, Basin Street Blues, Bill Bailey, Bist Du bie Mir, Eleanor Rigby,
Johnson Street Rag, Loch Lomond, Michelle, Puttin' on the Ritz, Stardust, Chanson
Trombone Picnic at Burnet Woods 2018
William E. Durr Library, Independence, KY June 2, 2018
Bob Coil, Jim Eastman, Joseph Archer, David Haldeman, Dave Marlar, trombones
Scott Bailey, John Matre, Chuck Reihle, Virginia Smith, rhythm and vocal
Selections: After You've Gone - Creamer, Layton/Harrison; It's A Blue World - Forrest,Wright/Coil; Summertime - Gershwin/Coil; Poor Butterfly - Golden, Hubbell/Holcombe; Don't Get Around Much Anymore - Ellington/Senff; I'm In The Mood For Love - Fields, McHugh/Haldeman, Coil; Beguine for Bones - Hartzell; Amazing Grace - anon./Percy Hall, Coil; Big Spender - Fields, Coleman / Christensen; Hello Dolly - Stewart, Herman/Dave Wheeler; Muskrat Ramble - Ory/Harrison; I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter - Young, Ahlert/Wolpe, Coil; The Preacher - Silver/Cone
International Trombone Week 2018
Marjorie P Lee Retirement Community
Jeff Clymer, Keith Stewart, Bob Coil, Charlie Jacobson, Terrence Hooker, Dave Marlar, Jim Eastman, Dan Stenger, David Haldeman
trombone octet pieces conducted by members of the ensemble.
Achieved Is His Glorious Work-Haydn/Ralph Sauer, Beauty and the Beast-Menken/Meyer, Beer Barrel Polka-Vejvoda/Decamp, Every Time I Feel the Sprirt-Trad./Irvin Wagner, Fanfare for the Common Man-Copland/Paul Piller, Golliwogs Cakewalk-Debussy/Hornek, Great Lakes Octet Mvt 1-Eric Ewazen, Is This Courage-Eric Macy, Lead On O King Eternal-Shurtleff,Kauflin/Mike Voytek, O Mille Volte-Morenzio/Jay Lichtmann, Perdido-Tizol/DeCamp, Rise Heart, Sweet Art-Keith Davies Jones - World Premiere, Seventy-Six Trombones-Willson/DeCamp, Simple Gifts/Going Home Medley-Trad.,Dvorak/Paul Piller
Maple Knoll Village, Presidents Day 2018
Dennis Clason, Bob Coil, Joe Vetter, Dave Marlar, Dan Stenger
America The Beautiful-Ward, Bates/Elkjer, Dança Eslava #5-Dvoark/Gagliardi, Peg O' My Heart-Bryan, Fisher/Elkjer, Tijuana Taxi-Coleman/Elkjer, Nocturne-Mendelssohn/Ausman, My Way-Francoise, Revaux/Coil, Ac-Cent-Tu-Ate the Positive-Arlen, Mercer/Clymer, The Lonley Bull/Never On a Sunday-Lake, Hadjidakis/Alpert, Variations on a Hymn Tune by William Bradbury-Flora, They Didn't Believe Me-Kern, Reynolds/Pressler, Alleluia-Thompson/Friedrich, Suite quatour pour 4 trombones-Peeters, Spanish Flea-Wechter, Wechter/Elkjer
New Year luncheon at Bayley retirement village December 29, 2017
Dan Stenger, Jeff Clymer, Bob Coil, Keith Stewart, Jim Eastman
Holiday for Trombones - Rose/Coil, Bist Du Bei Mir - Bach/Miller, The Lone Arranger - Rossini/Buttall, Sunny Face - Gale, No More Blues - Jobim/Scharnberg, I Get Around - Elkjer, Simple Gifts - trad./Thomas, Bruckner Etude - Crespo, Let It Snow - Cahn,Styne/Elkjer, Song For Japan - Verhelst/Coil, Slavonic Dance No 8 - Dvorak/Hedding, Auld Lang Syne - Elkjer, When the Saints Meet Lassus Trombone - Brandon
Bones of Cincinnatus Christmas concert December 9,2017
check out the program (pdf).
Annual Trombone Picnic 2017 -- The weather was beatiful, the temperature comfortable, and the food was deliciious.
| Bayley retirement community celebration of National Nursing Home Week, May 17, 2017 trombone: Bob Coil, Jim Eastman, Dave Haldeman, Dave Marlar, Keith Stewart kbd: Jeff Spaulding bass: John Matre drums: Steve Strider |
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Virginia Smith, vocalist
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Program - links are for YOUTUBE video |
| After You've Gone | |
| Amazing Grace (Vocal) | |
| Birdland | |
| Summertime (Vocal) | |
| Cielito Lindo | |
| Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Vocal) (piano solo) (trb solo) | |
| A Bone A Fide Bossa (three trb solos) | |
| Hello Dolly (Vocal) | |
| Here's Than Rainy Day | |
| Du Du Liegst Mir Im Herzen (Vocal) | |
| Beguine for Bones | |
| I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter (Vocal) | |
| It's A Blue World | |
| Muskrat Ramble (trb solo) | |
| I'm In The Mood For Love (Vocal) (trb solos) | |
| Li'l Darlin' | |
| Poor Butterfly | |
| Lush Life (piano solo) | |
| Blues with Love (trb solo) | |
| The Preacher (two trb solos, pno solo) | |
International Trombone Week 2017 Performance at St Paul Village
Program
Trombonists: Bob Coil, Dan Stenger, Joe Vetter Dave Marlar
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| performance at St. Margaret Hall November 16, 2016 7:00pm> |
performance at Germania Society Christkindlmarkt November 19, 4:30pm |
| Trombones - Jeff Clymer, Bob Coil, Mark Doan, Keith Stewart, Jim Eastman Rhythm - Jeff Spaulding, Andrew Bairstow, Jim Schengber programs selected from the following: |
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| Satin Doll - Ellington/ Tom Senff | Du Du Liegst Mir Im Herzen- volkslied/Bob Coil |
| My Favorite Things - Rodgers and Hammerstein/Tom Senff | Amazing Grace - arr. Percy Hall/Bob Coil |
| Blue Bossa - Dorham/Tom Senff | Don't Get Around Much Anymore - Ellington/Tom Senff |
| Lush Life - Strayhorn/Tom Senff | Five Others - Herb Harrison |
| Serenade in Blue - Warren and Gordon/Tom Senff | Beer Barrel Polka - Vejvoda/Bob Coil |
| Little Jazz Waltz - Bob Seibert | Liberty Jingle Bell - Sousa and Pierpont/Eric Lutz, Bob Coil |
| Never Can Say Goodbye - Clifton Davis/Tom Senff | Bier Her, Bier Her - arr. Bob Coil |
| Grandma Got Runover By a Reindeer - Randy Brooks/Bob Coil | Liechtensteiner Polka - Lindt and Koetscher/ |
| It's The Most Wonderful Time of the Year - Pola and Wyle/Bob Coil | German Waltz Medley (Hi Li, Hi Lo, Ach Du Lieber Augustine, Style All the While) |
| Let It Snow - Cahn and Styne/Robert Elkjer | |
| Mallard Cove Retirement Village, June 14, 2016 Trombone quintet with rhythm Trombones - Bob Coil, Terrence Hooker, Dave Marlar, Keith Stewart, Bill Tipkemper Rhythm - Paul Chiappone, Carl Grasham, Jim Schengber Program |
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| Hello Dolly - Herman/Dave Wheeler | It's a Blue World - Forrest/Bob Coil |
| Blue Bossa - Dorham/Tom Senff | Don't Get Around Much Anymore - Ellington/Tom Senff |
| Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most - Wolf/Tom Senff | I'm In the Mood For Love - McHugh/Bob Coil |
| Killer Joe - Golson/Tom Senff | Just The Way You Are - Cosma/Stan Pethel |
| Satin Doll - Ellington/Tom Senff | Li'l Darlin' - Hefti/Coil |
| Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey - McCartney/Tom Senff | What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life - Legrand/Tom Senff |
| Stompin' at the Savoy - Sampson/Tom Senff | |
Cottingham Retirement Community April 9, 2016
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| Don't Get Around Much Anymore- Ellington | |
| Rochut Numero Quince - Slechta | |
| Night and Day - Porter | |
| It's All Right With Me - Porter | |
| When He Calls Me Home | |
| Stompin' at the Savoy - Sampson | |
| Michael Row the Boat Ashore | |
| Blueberry Hill - Rose | |
| Surrey Wiith The Fringe On Top - Rodgers and Hammerstein | |
| I'm Getting Sentimental over You - Washington and Bassman | |
| 12th Street Rag - Bowman | |
| Carl Grasham, Harry Robinson, Al Schmidt, Terrence Hooker, Bob Coil, Jeff Clymer, Michael Ritchie, Frank Schmitt, David Haldeman, Mark Doan, Bill Tipkemper, Dan Stenger, Dave Marlar, John Mooter | |
Cedar Village February 18 2016.
Christmas Concert Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church
December 20, 2015 Program
Mother Margaret Hall
December 30, 2015 Program
Christkindlmarkt 2015
(L-R) Bob Coil, Jeff Clymer, Howard Suid, Jeff Spaulding, Mark Doan, Keith Stewart, Jim Eastman, (Andrew Bairstow on drums)
Trombone picnic at Burnet Woods, 2015
(back row) Jason Daly, Jenny Perez, Jeff Clymer, Don Bruning, Frank Schmitt, Aaron Holder Dan Stenger, Mark Doan
(front row)Gary Johnston, Norm Parr, Glenn Bohmer, Bob Coil
Lakota Trombonanza 2015, West Chester Church of the Nazarene, May 11, 2015 (click the picture to hear recording of "The Preacher")
(picture with Lakota students and alumni ensemble taken prior to the finale of 95 trombones playing Seventy-Six Trombones as a farewell to Brian Botdorf)Christmas Concert December 21, 2014. Program - video excerpt - Do You Hear What I Hear?
The Germania Christkindlmarkt 2014 festivities were great fun again this year.
A trombone quintet with rhythm section rocked the tent with a combination of German songs and Christmas music performed with style and flair.
Bill Jetter drums, Jeff Spaulding piano, Al Schmidt bass, Frank Schmitt, Jeff Clymer, Keith Stewart, Jim Eastman, Bob Coil
The Trombonanza on May 5, 2014 included a large Bones of Cincinnatus group. Pictures from the rehearsal and from the performance.
Terrence Hooker, Greg Chandler, Bill Tipkemper, Terri Dyer, Linda Landis, Mark Doan, Harold Dimond, Norm Parr, Larry Roberts, Jo Wildman, Aaron Holder, Frank Schmitt, Don Bruning, Jim Stelene, Pete Ream, Dave Haldeman, Jim Eastman, Jeff Clymer, Mark Scherer
rhythm Dave Koenig, drums- Jim Schengber, bass - Paul Chiappone, piano - Bob Coil, director (not pictured Gary Johnston, Glenn Bohmer, Jason Daly, Dave Burch, Brian Botdorf, Rich Begel)
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International Trombone week 2014 The Bones of Cincinnatus presented a program as part of International Trombone Week and talked about the use of the trombone in music from Bach to the present. Bob Coil, Jim Eastman, Terrence Hooker, and Keith Stewart. |
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Bist Du Bei Mir - J.S. Bach arr Miller | Procession of the Nobles from Mlada Rimsky-Korsakov arr Kaucher |
| Scherzo from Zwei Grosse Quartette - Maas arr Talmadge | Lone Arranger - apologies to Rossini arr Buttall | |
| Moonlight Becomes You - Burke and Van Heusen arr Erickson | Tiger Rag - Original Dixieland Band arr Jack Gale | |
| Holiday for Trombones - Rose arr Coil | Bill Bailey Won't You Please GO Home - Cannon arr Willens | |
| If I Only Had a Brain - Arlen arr Slechta | Harlem Express from Super Bones Jazz Suite - Jack Gale | |
| The Lord Bless You and Keep You - Lutkin arr Tipkemper | ||
Schedules dictated that we have two trombone picnics in 2013, one in July and one in August. The weather cooperated for two beautiful days. We had 13 trombonists one day and 9 the next, plus some family members.
Unforeseeable conflicts come up to prevent another 6 or 7 from attending each time. We read a lot of great music and everyone played their fill of high and low parts.
Dave Marlar helped to organize the trombone quartet performance at the Luthern church in Florence, KY June 2, 2013.
Mark Doan, Bob Coil, Dave Marlar, Frank Schmitt
.For the finale, trombonists from the audience joined in to play 76 trombones. During the concert, Tim Anderson was featured soloist for Bayrisch Polka.
Bones of Cincinnatus Trombone Recital, ITW 2013
April 6, Marjorie P Lee Retirement Center, 3550 Shaw Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45208
Trombones: Bob Coil, Mark Doan, Jim Eastman, Terrence Hooker, Linda Landis, Paul Chiappone, piano accompanist
Horn Concerto No. 2 mvt. 3- Mozart, Concerto mvt. 1- Tomasi, Sonata mvt. 1, 4 - Telemann, Stolen Moments - Nelson, Song to Lotta - Sandstrom, Evensong - Uber, This Could Be The Start of Something Big (duet) - Allen/Winding
Quintets: Bruckner Etude - Crespo, Fly Me To The Moon - Howard, My Way - Francois and Revaux
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Dulci Jubilo, Christmas Song,
and Hallelujah Chorus
finale (click to hear program excerpts) Glenn Bohmer, Don Bruning, Dave Burch, Jeff Clymer, Bob Coil, Mark Doan, Wayne Durrill, Gary Johnston, Alan Keller, Linda Landis other Christmas performers from Ft Thomas Library, and West Chester Church of the Nazarene not pictured, Ron Arendall, Brandon Booth, Brian Botdorf, Terrence Hooker, Erica Keller, Roger Orth, Rod Rupp, Frank Schmitt, Keith Stewart |
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Bones of Cincinnatus at Seasons Retirement Community 2012 Jim Eastman, Bob Coil, Mark Doan, Jeff Clymer, Dave Marlar, Jeff Spaulding, Ron Newport, Carl Grasham
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| Boone County Public Library, ITW
2012 front L-R Gary Johnston, Glenn Bohmer, Jim Eastman, Frank Schmitt
(piano), Linda Landis, Dave Haldeman, Mark Doan, Jeff Clymer back L-R Howard Suid (elec. bass), Don Bruning, Pat Emmett (drumss), Dave Marlar, Bob Coil, Keith Stewart, Dave Burch, Bill Tipkemper |
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Music performed ITW 2012 After You've Gone Henry Creamer and Turner Layton Arr. Herb Harrison; A Bone A Fide Bossa Herb Harrison; Bim Bom Joao Gilberto Arr. Dave Haldeman; Old Devil Moon E. Y. Harburg and Burton Lane Arr. Ken Tiffany; Here's That Rainy Day Johnny Burke and Jimmy Van Heusen Arr. Dave Wheeler; A Foggy Day Ira Gershwin and George Gershwin Arr. Jerry Juhnke; Muskrat Ramble Kid Ory Arr. Herb Harrison; I'm in the Mood For Love Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh Arr. Dave Haldeman/Bob Coil; Second Time Around Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen Arr. Dave Haldeman; Dreamsville Henry Mancini Arr. Tom Senff; Beguine for Bones Doug Hartzel ; Ceilito Lindo Quirino Mendoza y Cortes Arr. Jerome Naulais/Bob Coil; Get Me to the Church on Time Alan Lerner and Frederick Lowe Arr. Matt Neiss/ Bob Coil; Night and Day Cole Porter Arr. Nick Nicholson/Bob Coil; It is Well With My Soul – Horatio Spafford / Nick Adams; Achieved Is His Glorious Work – Haydn / Donald Miller; Every Time I Feel the Spirit – Trad/ / Irvin Wagner; Peace In the Valley – Thomas A. Dorsey / David Hughes |
 Paul Chiappone, piano; Al Schmidt, bass; Dave Koenig, drums; Bob Coil, Jim Eastman, trombones June 2011, Mother Margaret |
 back row, Dave Burch, Glen Boehmer, Don Bruning, front Audrie and Joy Burch, Linda Landis, Bob Coil, Mark Doan, Jeanie Doan not pictured Terrence Hooker, Jim Eastman. |
