EDWARD SWINDELL  (Trombone Tenor, Trombone Alto, Sackbut)» 

Biography
As a trombonist, Ed has done extra work with the Hallé orchestra and the Hallé brass quintet. He also regularly plays with many of the professional and semi-professional orchestras around the country.

As a teacher, Ed has worked as the low brass tutor at Trent College in Nottingham for several years.

Edward also specialises in arranging music for brass chamber groups, his works are available from Warwick Music.

Orchestral Work
Orchestras: Aurelian Ensemble, Chameleon Arts Orchestra.

Edward's orchestral work also includes the Hallé Orchestra (2006, extra), Hallé Brass Quintet (2006, dep.), Orchestra of the Restoration (2006, extra), Ensemble of Southwell (2006, extra), RNCM Symphony Orchestras & Brass Ensembles, Soulcat Jazz Ensemble (member), British Philharmonic Concert Orchestra (extra), Derventio Brass Ensemble (Princ), Orchestra of Cor Cymreag de California (extra), National Youth Wind Orchestra (Princ), RWCMD Sackbutt Group.

Edward's studio work includes sessions and live-broadcasts for Classic FM and BBC Radio 3 as well as session work at Abbey Road for the première recording of 'Grow Old along with Me' by John Lennon.

Edward's theatre work includes Annie, Fame, Olivier, Oklahoma, Copacabana, 42nd Street, Barnum, Wizard of Oz and Yeoman of the Guard amongst others.

Education
Edward's graduate studies took place at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (BMus 2:1, 2000-2003). His post-graduate studies took place at the Royal Northern College of Music (2005-2006), MMus in performance.

Teachers: Christopher Houlding, Andrew Berryman, Sue Addison, Christopher Mowat, Mark Eager, Roger Cutts

Edward's web links
www.edswindell.co.uk

Edward joined Morgensterns in May 2006

Edward's web profile was last updated 5th Jan 2009