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Magnolia Brass Quintet Concert
The Magnolia Brass Quintet is a versatile ensemble with capability for the spectrum of genres and for a wide variety of occasions. Composed of college-educated musicians with connections across the city and roots across the country, The MBQ is excited to create world-class music and to share it with you!
The quintet featuresKyle Erickson & Ken Weller on trumpet, Nikka Dellosa-Phillips on French horn, Tommy Ager on trombone, and Aaron Coe on Tuba
Player Bios:
Tommy Ager | Trombone
Tommy Ager began playing trombone at age 3, and it was all downhill from there. He came through the Roosevelt High School jazz program, and was a 1st trombone for 4 years in the Husky Marching Band. After obtaining a bachelors in Japanese Language and Literature at the University of Washington, he is now studying at Shoreline Community College for an associates degree in MIDI production. Tommy Ager is also a founding member and lead trombonist in the Ten Man Brass Band, a Seattle based New Orleans style brass band that has been starting street parties since 2011 (recently returned from a tour in L.A.). When not with Ten Man, Tommy writes music and scores a wide variety of media, including short films, games, and podcasts. This winter will mark the launch of the Day Playerspodcast, an improvised role playing podcast featuring his original music. You can also find him selling bread and coffee at the Wedgwood Grand Central Bakery.
Aaron Coe | Tuba
A versatile brass musician whose favorite settings are brass quintet and pit orchestra, Aaron has been an active member of brass quintets since middle school. He has performed for years with quintets at Mukilteo Presbyterian, at Seattle Pacific University, at the Tanglewood Institute, and at WMEA State Ensemble competition. Some upcoming performances include Holiday Pops! (Dec. 9 & 10) and Beethoven and Franck (Jan. 14) with the Cascade Symphony, as well as Sing Christmas (Dec. 2) with Mukilteo Presbyterian. Aaron recently graduated cum laude with a B.S. in electrical engineering and is looking for career opportunities. Additionally, if you require a trumpet or tuba for an upcoming performance, you can contact him at coea@spu.edu.
Nikka Dellosa-Phillips | Horn
Nikka Dellosa-Phillips graduated Summa Cum Laude from Seattle Pacific University with a Bachelors in Music Performance. She won 1st place in the French horn solo division of WMEA State Solo Ensemble Competition and competed at the state level for her remaining high school years. She also had the honor of touring Eastern Europe twice with Cascade Youth Symphony in 2011 and 2014, with the latest tour as a concerto soloist. During her time at SPU, she studied under the instruction of Rodger Burnett and performed with several ensembles including Cascade Symphony, Seattle Collaborative Orchestra, and Pacific Northwest Ballet Orchestra. She currently substitutes for various community ensembles and enjoys arranging and recording popular music for horn in her free time. She works at her alma mater as the Maintenance Stores Manager for the Office of Facility & Project Management where she supports the ins and outs of the University.
Kyle Erickson | Trumpet
Kyle Erickson is a classically trained trumpeter and pianist. He received his Bachelor of Music from the University of Wisconsin Madison in 2014, studying with John Aley. He has led an active freelance career playing in symphonies, pit orchestras, big bands, chamber groups of all sizes, solo repertoire, and fostering a private studio. Kyle has also performed for world-renowned trumpeter, Tine Thing-Helseth, and Peter Bond, one of two trumpets in the Metropolitan Opera orchestra. Locally, Kyle is the Trumpet Instructor at Lakeside School, teaches through the Seattle Music Partners, is the Artist in Residence with ReSound, and is Principal Trumpet of the Seattle Collaborative Orchestra. Upcoming performances include Handels Messiah with the Bainbridge Choir, and a solo recital hosted by All Pilgrims Church on Capitol Hill.
Ken Weller | Trumpet
Ken Weller is currently at the University of Washington pursuing a degree in Music Education. He started playing trumpet at age 9 and has been deeply involved in music since. Coming from the Edmonds Woodway High School Jazz program, he began playing in various groups around Seattle, in and out of school. He played in the UW Studio Jazz Band for several years as lead trumpet and studies under Trumpet virtuoso Fred Radke. Ken currently plays lead trumpet with the Ten Man Brass Band, an exciting, Seattle based Brass Band that gigs routinely in the greater Seattle area. When not playing trumpet, hes usually found practicing or frequenting a local coffee shops in U district and Fremont.
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UbicaciónOur Savior's Lutheran Church (Ver)
215 Mukilteo Blvd
Everett, WA 98203
United States
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