Charles Villarrubia on chamber music, defining success, and working with Sam Pilafian and Empire Brass!

José Sibaja talks routines, practice tips, recording set-ups, playing in different styles and more from this rewind to the 2020 Brass Junkies Summer Workshop!

Michael joins the podcast to talk about working with Anthony Plog, Sam Pilafian, the roots of Trumpet Pedagogy, and much more!

On this episode Reginald Chapman discusses his dual education in classical and jazz trombone, life as a bass trombonist, his new project “Pressure Fit,” and much more!

On this episode, the Andrew and Lance fly solo and answer some listener questions!

Jennifer Wharton stops by to talk with the Brass Junkies about life playing low notes, the group Bonegasm, recording an album during the times of COVID, and much much more!

On this episode we talk with the incredible Thomas Gansch about his musical family, playing with Mnozil Brass, and his run-ins with the trumpet greats Bobby Shew and Maynard Ferguson.

On this episode of The Brass Junkies, we talk to Nicole Cash about her career, playing with the San Francisco Symphony, her battle with focal dystonia, her new culinary passion, and much more!

In this episode we talk to Norwegian euphonium superstar Bente Illevold on her journey as a musician, chamber music, commissioning new works, and life as a musician in Norway.

The legend himself, Mark Gould, returns to the podcast. Mark talks about all things teaching, performing, and his new book, “Gould On Music.”

Seth Cook of the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra talks about life as a professional musician, restaurant owner, and his quest to become a master sommelier.

Tuba pedagogue extraordinaire David Zerkel joins the podcast to talk about teaching in the pandemic, the upcoming Brass Junkies Tuba Workshop, remembering the beloved Dennis AsKew, and much more!

Philadelphia Orchestra trumpet extraordinaire Tony Prisk joins The Brass Junkies to talk about cars, chamber music, and working and playing during the pandemic. Don’t miss it!

Domingo Pagliuca talks about his time with Boston Brass, moving his family to the United States from Venezuela and winning a Latin Grammy for his solo album that was produced by his mentor Sam Pilafian just a couple of months before the legend passed away.

Dave Krehbiel talks to the Brass Junkies about his new book, “Through the door: A Horn-Player’s Journey”, performance anxiety, dyslexia, and staying in the moment

Chanell Crichlow on career diversity, musicians as artists, and how to develop production chops.

Thank you to our listeners, to our wonderful guests, and to everyone who helps make The Brass Junkies a reality!

After making fun of him for close to 150 episodes we finally interviewed legendary trumpet player Jens Lindemann! It was a deep dive into dealing with nerves, having a stage presence and the music business.