I will be collaborating with pianist, Kim Carballo, on two approaching recitals! January 17 at 8:30pm in Ford Hall on the campus of the Jacobs School at Indiana University...January 25 at… instagram.com/p/Bsrm-psg80w/…

Just posted a photo @ Indiana University Jacobs School of Music instagram.com/p/Bsw1UapgEw-/…

Beginning Saturday, January 19, the Met will offer *FREE* tickets for furloughed federal employees affected by the ongoing government shutdown. Learn more: bit.ly/2T4sb1g

Great to have John Romero and Kelly Linn on campus tonight! INCREDIBLE RECITAL.... @ Indiana University Jacobs School of Music instagram.com/p/BtxIEbBgHNA/…

"Trombonist Handbook" by Reginald Fink...pg 23-27...an old and mostly forgotten book...but oh how a thorough understanding of these pages would help many, many trombone players....very… instagram.com/p/Bt4FuwbA81s/…

Congrats to my three freshman bass trombone players! Your hard work and diligent preparation payed off with a beautiful recital! @ Indiana University Jacobs School of Music instagram.com/p/BulvVMBBXOO/…

Congrats to the Pollard studio for a great trombone chamber music recital tonight! Lots of very challenging and interesting music! @ Indiana University Jacobs School of Music instagram.com/p/Bvsi2clAXuv/…

After Siegfried radio broadcast today on bass trumpet, Traviatta at the office tonight...#METOrchestralife @ The Metropolitan Opera instagram.com/p/BwNxYeUgoeU/…

Congrats to the MET Opera Orchestra and Chorus on an incredible 2019/20 season, ending last night with our third Ring Cycle. Remarkable job of leading us through Wagner's "magnum opus" by… instagram.com/p/BxXFqZvAJ71/…

After a heavy meal of Wagner for the last 3 months of the MET season, Schubert C major in Carnagie is a wonderful dessert! @ Carnegie Hall instagram.com/p/Bxksz7YgBV2/…

Last concert of the 2018/19 MET Season! It's gonna be a good one! St. Florian Monastery gave birth to some powerful music! Thank you Anton Bruckner! @ Carnegie Hall instagram.com/p/BytXu27AHq_/…

Congrats to the MET Orchestra! After a very thick opera season ending with the Ring, it was so gratifying to play 3 programs of Symphonic Repertoire in Carnagie! Thank you Maestro Yannick Nézet-Séguin for the… instagram.com/p/ByuXkseAUg3/…

Southeast Trombone Symposium 2019 in the books! I have never been more convinced that this is the golden age of trombone! Honored and humbled to be a part of so much incredible music making by young and old! @… instagram.com/p/BzGS9nUA31A/…

With John Romero on opening night at the MET!!! Gershwin's masterpiece "Porgy and Bess"

METOrchestra Musician Paul Pollard performs a mash up of Opera arias. Make sure you check out the full performance on our website. You just might hear some of your favorites! #MusicConnectsUS metorchestramusicians.org/musicconnectsus Denson Paul Pollard Metropolitan Opera

We're excited to get to now share these talks on a regular basis. Our first guest is Denson Paul Pollard of the Metropolitan Opera. Join @sebastianvera and Nick Schwartz as they hang out with dynamic musicians in their world. Please subscribe and let us know what you think!

Today, a bunch of us gathered across the street from Metropolitan Opera to play together for the 1st time since our doors closed. So great to collaborate & to feel music together. Here's footage from the impromptu event #WeWillMetAgain #nyc youtu.be/duisW5DuPag metorchestramusicians.org

Found a pic from my summer (‘99) with the NRO festival! Pretty sure this is from a reh of Mahler 6. Scott Parkinson (who was SUCH a bad ass, and a great friend), me, Denson Paul Pollard (obviously a bad ass!), and Christopher Lee (NAC-Ottawa, and yes, a bad ass). Good times!!

What if maybe, just maybe, instead of passing a $740 billion defense budget, the Senate used funds to create jobs and build: -Affordable housing -Schools -Childcare facilities -Community health centers -Public hospitals -Libraries -Clean water facilities

Concert is tonight at 8, our first in a series with the Library of Congress!