Frederick Fuller
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
(retired after 32 years)
"Music is a more potent
instrument than any other for education and children
should be taught music before all
else" - PLATO 352 BC
Confucius says:
"Music produces a kind of pleasure that human
nature cannot do without"
"The day after tomorrow is the third day of the rest of your life" George Carlin
TrumpetStuff.pdf
A Collection of Articles, Notes and Exercises
Brass Music
Downloads in PDF format
Free downloads from Jay
Lichtmann's site
Trumpet Music Downloads in PDF format
from French Site
Stravinsky Octet
2nd Trumpet Bb part PDF
L'Histoire du Soldat C part PDF
Trumpet Forums
Brass-Forum.co.uk
- The Online Home for Brass Musicians
trumpetherald.com
TrumpetMaster.com
Here's where you can get the bag without buying
the booze
http://www.crownroyalstore.com/
As of September 1, 2005, I retired from the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. I became a member of the Milwaukee Symphony in 1973 and have also performed with the Connecticut Brass Quintet, the Hartford Symphony, the Connecticut Opera Company, the Cream City Brass, the New Hampshire Brass Quintet, the Vermont Symphony, and the New Britain Symphony. I was born and grew up in Vermont , studied music at the Hartt School of Music and the Yale School of Music. My primary trumpet teachers were Ronald Kutik (principal of the Hartford Symphony) and Robert Nagel (New York Brass Quintet). I am now playing on a part time basis, volunteering, and coaching my son's Lego Robotics team, The Guys Inside.
I met my wife, Anne, onstage at Uihlein Hall; she was a longtime member of the Milwaukee Symphony Chorus until our second child was born. She was a Public Administrator for Milwaukee County for 25 years, retired in 2004 and is now a member of the Greendale School District Board of Education. We have two children- Angela, 15 and Mark, 11 and reside in Greendale. I have served on several committees of the orchestra including as chair of the Artistic Liaison committee, the Education Committee and the Player's Council and I am active with the MSO's ACE (Arts in Community Education) program, performing for fifth graders with the Composer's Quartet. Over my career I participated in six contract negotiations as chair or union representative. Currently I am serving as webmaster for www.msomusicians.org.
An avid sailor, I am a member of South Shore Yacht Club-the club bugler, of course-and I sail my 1964 sailboat "CALLISTO" all over Lake Michigan, including several solo trips across to Michigan and cruising to Door County and the North Channel of Lake Huron. I have also been on several "bareboat" cruises to the Bahamas and Belize, home to some of the world's most beautiful sailing grounds and hope someday to cross the pond-sail across the Atlantic Ocean.
As webmaster for PearsonVanguard.org, a website about the Philip Rhodes designed Pearson Vanguard sailboat, I have established myself as the foremost source of information about these classic boats built in the 1960's. I currently am the webmaster for www.bachbabes.org, a chamber music organization, www.friendsofgreendaleschools.org, a school support group, and www.stevedeclark.com, a website for a friend who is an awesome comedian.
I am a survivor of colorectal cancer and am active as a Cancer Alliance "cancer buddy" helping others afflicted with this disease, and in efforts to promote awareness of and screening for this and other cancers, and funding for research to help find a cure.
"Screen Da
Bum!"
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
Pearson Vanguard-CALLISTO
"There is nothing, absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats - or with boats - in or out of 'em, it doesn't matter....."
Kenneth Graham, "The Wind in the Willows"
Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory
"The
Domes"
Favorite
Sites
Mozart's Musikalisches
Würfelspiel
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
International Trumpet Guild
Public Broadcasting System
Car Talk
Sailnet
ICSOM Website
Vermont Life
"America's
Best Cheddar"
Democracy For America
FactCheck.org - Annenberg Political Fact
Check
The Petition Site
Bach Babes
miata.net
First Lego
League Robotics
Peak Oil
Chevy
Tahoe Ads
Virtual Bubblewrap © www.virtual-bubblewrap.com
virtual-bubblewrap-distv1.1
Q: Why do trumpet players make good
sailors?
A: Because they can handle high seas!
(high C's)
Time flies like an arrow
Fruit flies like a banana
"There are two sides to a trumpeter's personality; there is the one that lives only to lay waste to the woodwinds and strings leaving them lying blue and lifeless along the swath of destruction that is a trumpeter's fury; then there's the dark side...."
Irving Bush
"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent
about things that matter."
Martin Luther King, Jr.
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This page last updated:
03/13/07
Copyright © 1999-2006 Frederick E. Fuller
