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BryANGoff Page 8 | International Trumpet Guild Program ITG AwArd of MerIT Bryan Goff is Professor Emeritus at Florida State University, where he taught for 35 years, and served as coordinator of Winds and Percussion. Prior to his retirement he was honored by the University for his excellence in teaching and international recognition within the trumpet profession by conferring him a named professorship, the Robert T. Braunagel Professor of Music. His students have consistently appeared as winners and finalists in ITG competitions, the National Trumpet Competition, and Ellsworth Smith Competition. The FSU Trumpet Ensemble and FSU Baroque Trumpet Ensemble have been invited to perform at eleven ITG Conferences, dating back to 1978. His former students currently hold positions in orchestras, military bands, and on university faculty throughout the United States. Professor Goff and is an original member of the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra, where he served as Principal Trumpet for 26 years. He is also a founding member of the Florida State Brass Quintet which has performed two European concert tours and several tours throughout the eastern U.S. He has a strong interest in period instruments and has studied Baroque trumpet with Edward Tarr and has performed with the Edward Tarr Brass Ensemble in France and Germany. Goff has lectured and performed as a recitalist on the baroque trumpet at the Amherst Early Brass Music Workshop and has performed extensively as a recitalist, both on baroque and modern trumpet in the United States, Canada, Europe and Thailand. He has also performed and recorded with other orchestras such as the Atlanta Symphony, Jacksonville Symphony, and the Florida Orchestra. Mr. Goff is a native of Colorado and received his degrees from the University of Colorado, where he was a student of Frank Baird. While in Colorado he played Principal Trumpet with the Colorado Springs Philharmonic Orchestra and performed as a trumpet soloist with the Denver Municipal Concert Band. He served for four years with the United States Air Force Academy Band, where he was trumpet soloist and founder of the USAFA Brass Quintet. Mr. Goff has been active in the National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors, which he served as President. He has also been very active in the International Trumpet Guild, where he served as Treasurer and on the Board of directors for twenty years.
wILLIAMPfUND ITG AwArd of MerIT William Pfund received his Bachelor of Music degree from the Dana School of Music of Youngstown University and his Master of Music degree from the New England Conservatory of Music. He has studied trumpet with Esotto Pellegrini, principal trumpet with the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra and Roger Voisin, former principal trumpet with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He has also studied briefly or consulted privately with: Bernard Adelstein, principal trumpet with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra; Adolph Herseth, former principal trumpet with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra; Josef Levora of the Vienna State Opera Orchestra and the Vienna Philharmonic; William Lang and Maurice Murphy of the London Philharmonic; Philip Jones of the Philip Jones Brass Ensemble; Knud Hovaldt, Copenhagen, Denmark; Bo Nilsson of the Malmo Philharmonic, Sweden; and Tony Plog, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, recording artist, and soloist as well as composer. Like jazz? —Be a TCJS member— Live Jazz in the Twin Cities! Author of The Trumpeter’s Pedagogical Guide, Bill Pfund’s Beginning Trumpet Method, Bill Pfund’s Intermediate Trumpet Method, and Bill Pfund’s Problem Solving Exercises. Mr. Pfund has conducted studies regarding the relationship of tooth position to a trumpeter’s range, endurance, and tone quality. The Trumpeter’s Pedagogical Guide has been translated into Chinese and Mr. Pfund was invited to Taiwan to present clinics related to this publication in May, 1994. Mr. Pfund has been a regular member of the Youngstown University Faculty Brass Quintet, the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra, and The United States Army Band, Pershing’s Own, Washington, D.C. Professor Pfund has taught at Youngstown University and The University of Nebraska at Omaha. He is retired from The University of Northern Colorado, as Professor Emeritus, and has played principal trumpet with the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra and the Rocky Mountain Brass Quintet for more than 30 years. Professor Pfund was the 1990 recipient of the Lucile M. Harrison award as outstanding teacher of the year at UNC. Mr. Pfund has been active with the International Trumpet Guild since its beginning. He has served as the chair of the ITG Solo Competition, the Jazz Competition, and as a judge for the Solo Competition, and the Orchestral Excerpt Competition. Pfund has performed in the Festival of Trumpets concert for nearly every conference, and organized the event for the 2004 Conference. The University of Northern Colorado Trumpet Ensemble under his direction has commissioned and premiered two new works at ITG Conferences. Pfund is currently Past President of the International Trumpet Guild. Mr. Pfund has given trumpet master classes and/or performances in Hungary, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Belgium, Korea, Taiwan, Australia, Thailand, Russia, and China. In addition to his position as Associate Principal Trumpet in the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra, Mr. Pfund continues to be active as a soloist, performer, lecturer, and maintains a private trumpet studio in Greeley, Colorado. If you wish to contact Mr. Pfund, contact information is provided below. — Your support will help provide jazz listening, performances and educational opportunities! Plus, you’ll receive our monthly newsletters, “Jazz Notes” & “TCJS Coda,” with articles, photos, concert calendar, gigs listings and much more! —Join the Twin Cities Jazz Society Today! International Trumpet Guild Program | Page 9
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