
Dr. Marchiando is one of the finest trumpeters of his generation. He is an experienced soloist, chamber, and orchestral performer who brings a great deal of experience and enthusiasm to his teaching. He is also one of finest personalities I have ever worked with.
David Hickman
Regents Professor (retired), Arizona State University
UPCOMING
EVENTS
Aug 30, 7:30p
Labor Day program including Rossini’s thrilling William Tell Overture, Gershwin’s lively Cuban Overture, Strauss’s Blue Danube, Anderson’s whimsical Typewriter and Waltzing Cat, and beloved movie themes from E.T. and Jurassic Park by John Williams.
ABQ BioPark Botanical Garden
Albuquerque, NM
Sep 27, 7:30p
New Mexico Philharmonic
Oct 4 & 5, 7:30p, 3p
Tromba Mundi
San Juan Symphony
San Juan Sketches - William Stowman
WORLD PREMIERE
Community Concert Hall
Durango, CO
Henderson Concert Hall
Farmington, NM
Oct 11, 6:00p
New Mexico Philharmonic

LATEST
NEWS
Tromba Mundi to give World Premiere performance of trumpet ensemble work with San Juan Symphony!
Tromba Mundi will be in Durango, CO in September to give the World Premiere performance of William Stowman's San Juan Sketches for trumpet ensemble and orchestra with the San Juan Symphony under the baton of Thomas Hueser!
The performances will take place in Durango on October 4th at 7:30p in the Community Concert Hall, and in Farmington, NM on October 5 at 3:00p in the Henderson Performance Hall!
Tromba Mundi will also join the SJS in their performance of Resphigi's Pines of Rome, playing the off-stage buccini parts in the final movement.
For more information, visit the San Juan Symphony website.

Marchiando promoted to Full Professor at University of New Mexico!
Upon entering his twentieth year at UNM, Dr. Marchiando has received promotion from Associate Professor to Full Professor!
Dr. Marchiando states:
"As cliche as it is to say no one achieves this milestone alone, it is 100% true. Thanks to all my colleagues at UNM for the years of advice, music, and collegiality, especially my brass area cohorts Richard White, Chris Buckholz, and Mike Walker. I proud of what we’ve done to build such a fantastic brass area at UNM! Thanks also to the students, past and present, of the UNM Trumpet Studios. Your hard work and perseverance inspires me to continue to dig deep for you! Thanks to the members of the New Mexico Philharmonic, Tromba Mundi, Summit Brass, and Fountain City Brass Band for all the wonderful opportunities to do “research” and make beautiful music with you all. I treasure every note we’ve played together and look forward to our continued collaborating artistry! I have to take a moment to remember our dear colleague, Eric Rombach-Kendall, as he was the person who helped me get this all started. Without him, I might never have had an opportunity to even be at UNM. I know he’d be proud of this event and miss him dearly. Finally, my deepest gratitude goes to the person whose been here with me for 17 of the 19 years at UNM, has been my rock, sounding board for ideas, listener to of the bitching, and biggest supporter and fan, Brynn Marchiando. I love you and I’m not sure I could have done it without you, B.








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