Coronavirus numbers in Florida are frightening, and as Music Week, Creative Loafing Tampa Bay’s weekly preview of in-person concerts ramps back up, we’ll keep trying to highlight different virtual options for fans of the local music scene.
This one next Thursday, Oct. 12 at 12:30 p.m. takes viewers to the University of South Florida where the school’s trombone choir and octet will work through two compositions: 1980’s “Seven Bagatelles for 12 Trombones” by Hungarian composer Hidas Frigyes and a newer piece, “Reflection & Celebration” by David F. Wilborn who dedicated the composition to Don Kneeburg, who served as USF’s very first Trombone Professor from 1968-1997. Tuning in is as simple as visiting YouTube.
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This article appears in Nov 5-11, 2020.