Brian Leslie Bowman was born on July 22,1946 and is an American virtuoso euphonium artist and music professor who, among other things, held the principal euphonium chair and was a featured soloist with the premier concert bands of the United States Navy and Air Force.
22 Facts About Brian Bowman
On March 28,1976, Bowman performed the first euphonium recital at Carnegie Hall.
Brian Bowman earned a doctor of musical arts from the Catholic University of America School of Music.
Brian Bowman served as a member of three United States military bands, two of which were premier ensembles for their respective services.
Brian Bowman served as solo euphonium in the United States Navy Band from 1970 to 1974.
Brian Bowman completed his career with the United States Air Force Band, serving from 1976 to 1991.
Brian Bowman was first to perform a recital on euphonium at Carnegie Hall in New York.
Brian Bowman was the first guest euphonium artist at the Leonard Falcone International Tuba and Euphonium Festival at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp in Twin Lake, Michigan.
Brian Bowman has recorded dozens of ensemble performances in addition to six solo albums on euphonium.
Brian Bowman has recorded many new works for euphonium, many of which were written specifically for the instrument.
Brian Bowman broke new ground in the American understanding of the euphonium and has been called "The most famous euphonium soloist in the world today".
Brian Bowman served as its president, and was the first euphonium player to do so.
Brian Bowman has been involved in the evolution of the instrument.
Brian Bowman has served as a consultant for the design of euphonium mouthpieces to the Swiss-based Willson Musical Instrument Company, whose products are distributed in North America by Eastman Music Company.
Brian Bowman has been instrumental in DEG Music Products, which released a line of mouthpieces bearing Bowman's name.
Brian Bowman has been on the music faculty at the University of North Texas College of Music for twenty-five years, where he is a Regents Professor.
Brian Bowman was head of the Brass Department at Duquesne University.
Brian Bowman has served on the faculty of seven other universities.
Brian Bowman continues to perform as a member of several ensembles and serves as a guest instructor and clinician frequently.
Brian Bowman learned to play with the guidance of his father attending a grade school in Dixon where his father taught band.
Brian Bowman married Vinette Parry was born on 1945 and in Salt Lake City on August 26,1970.
Bowman has two siblings, Victor B Bowman was born on 1945 and who is a trumpeter and music educator, and Linda Jane Smith, who is a vocalist, pianist, choir director, and music educator.