Brian Bowman

Brian Leslie Bowman (born July 22, 1946) 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.[4] Bowman served as a member of three United States military bands, two of which were premier ensembles for their respective services.This was followed by a two-year period serving with a joint ensemble, the United States Armed Forces Bicentennial Band.[8] He became known for a "warm, velvet tone" [6] and promoted a style of playing described as "traditional vibrato... balanced by... clean and impressive technique, from-the-heart expressiveness, and a sense of calm assurance".He continues to perform as a member of several ensembles and serves as a guest instructor and clinician frequently.
Brian Bowman (politician)Fort Dodge, IowaConcert bandEuphoniumUnited States NavyAir ForceCarnegie Hallbachelor of musicmaster of musicUniversity of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & DanceAnn Arbordoctor of musical artsCatholic University of AmericaUnited States military bandsUnited States Navy BandUnited States Armed Forces Bicentennial BandUnited States Air Force BandLeonard Falcone International Tuba and Euphonium FestivalBlue Lake Fine Arts CampTwin Lake, MichiganInternational Tuba Euphonium AssociationmouthpiecesUniversity of North Texas College of MusicDuquesne UniversityCrystal RecordsCarnegie Recital HallNew YorkGordon StoutCrystalcassetteAntonio CapuzziArthur FrackenpohlSamuel AdlerJohn BodaSimone MantiaMark RecordsList of euphonium playersBiography IndexH.W. Wilson Co.Westport, ConnecticutGreenwood PressR. Winston MorrisIndiana University PressThe InstrumentalistSan FranciscoBackbeat Books