Berlin Philharmonic Principal Trombonist Jono Ramsay joins us for a recital featuring three iconic 20th century concertos. Showcasing celebrated works by Danish Romanticist Launy Grøndahl, French Modernist Henri Tomasi, and Italian film composer Nino Rota, the program highlights the trombone’s lyrical beauty, dramatic flair, and cinematic charm. Australian-born, Ramsay returns home for this rare recital appearance.

PROGRAM

Launy Grøndahl
Concerto for Trombone

Henri Tomasi
Concerto for Trombone

Nino Rota
Concerto for Trombone

CREDITS

Jonathon Ramsay - Trombone
Aidan Boase - Piano

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Jono Ramsay: Trombone Concerti

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