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Écoutez "Things Ain't What They Used To Be" par l'Orchestre James Lebens enregistré en direct du Musée de l'Amérique française à Québec, novembre 2007...
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Voici quelques images de mes dernières activités en concert...
Lebens Premieres New Version of Ewazen Double Concerto
Dr. James C. Lebens, tromboniste and brass chair at Laval University in Quebec, is pictured below after a performance of the Eric Ewazen Double Concerto for trumpet and trombone. The performance was at the X-treme Recital of the National Trumpet Competition at George Mason University in Fairfax Virginia, with trumpeter Niklas Eklund and Eric Ewazen at the piano, March 16, 2007. This was the premiere performance of the work in its version with piano, which was also recorded by the three, recently released on Albany Records (voir liens/links).
(L to R) Dr. James C. Lebens, Eric Ewazen, Niklas Eklund.
Pictured below are the four trombone players that were featured performers at the National Trumpet Competition: John Rojak and Michael Powell of the American Brass Quintet, Tom Brantley of Rhythm and Brass, and Dr. James C. Lebens of Laval University in Quebec.
Roberto Weingrill, propriétaire de Weril, et Jim au ITF New Orleans, 2005
Yvan Moreau, Eric Ewazen, James C. Lebens and Michael Priddy at the recording session of Ewazen Lebens Eklund released on Albany Records (see liens/links).
Master-class, February 2007, Laurentian University, Sudbury, Ontario
Myself, composer Robert Lemay, SRC producer André Massicotte, before a performance of Stuntman on the Five Penny New Music concert series. Stuntman is a solo work written for me by Robert Lemay in close collaboration for the theatrical aspects of the piece (Sudbury, Feb. 2007)