Hot Horns is a vibrant, award winning, internationally acclaimed and entertaining musical ensemble that regularly travels the United States presenting interactive, educational concerts and master-classes at primary and secondary schools, and universities. Hot Horns is the premiere educational ensemble of its kind. Unique to Hot Horns is its all-inclusive instrumentation and its burnin’ arrangements. Hot Horns incorporates its trademark combinations of various brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments, all performed by six friendly, enthusiastic musicians with backgrounds in education. The group performs various genres of music from classical to jazz, rock to pop and more, thanks to the talents of various arrangers.
The ensemble was originally founded in 1995. Since that time, the group has toured Korea (1999), received first prize at the New York Brass Conference – Brass Quintet Competition (2003), and has worked with Young Audiences in most of the lower 48 states to bring educational concerts to diverse audiences of children at hundreds of schools throughout the country.
glen@baystreetbrassworks.com
http://www.hothorns.com
8711 Ingram Lane
Hendricks
410-227-2639
“All That Jazz” History of American Jazz, America’s own musical art form, is presented in a swinging, foot-tapping, highly accessible way through this Hot Horns show. This high-energy presentation features blues, ragtime, dixieland, swing, jazz, funk, and pop. Beginning with the blues, a New Orleans style dixieland parade, and piano rags, Hot Horns takes students on a musical journey through the history of Americal Jazz, culminating ultimately in the popular music of today. This show draws connections between U.S. History and Music, introduces the origins and applications of improvisation, and teaches students about the various instruments of jazz. All That Jazz is an interactive show that inspires curiosity, appreciation, and excitement for America’s music. Curriculum Connectors: History/Social Studies and Music.
Glen Johnson
410-227-2639
glen@baystreetbrassworks.com
2019 October – 14, 15, 16, 28, 31
2019 November – 1
2020 March – 31
2020 April – 1, 2, 14, 15, 16, 17
Anytime is fine!
Gymnasium or Cafetorium with stage, 1(One) Microphone and 1(One) Microphone Stand, 1 (One) Armless Chair for the Tuba Player, Proper Stage Lighting, and No interruptions during program (bells, announcements, etc.)
Assembly performances need to be held at the school that has booked Hot Horns.
No tickets needed!
6th Grade – SL1.d; RL 2, 4, 5, 7 7th Grade – SL1.c; RL 2, 4, 5, 7 8th Grade – SL1.c; RL 2, 4, 5, 7
6.MR.1.1; 6.MR.1.2; 6.MR.1.3 6.CR.1.1; 6.CR.1.2; 6.CR.1.3 7.MR.1.1; 7.MR.1.2; 7.MR.1.3 7.CR.1.1; 7.CR.1.2; 7.CR.1.3 8.MR.1.1; 8.MR.1.2; 8.MR.1.3 8.CR.1.1; 8.CR.1.2; 8.CR.1.3
Cancellation by the Purchaser, If the Purchaser cancels this Agreement 1 week prior to the school show contracted performance date for whatever reason, the Musicians will be payed the agreed upon fee. If, for reasons beyond the control of the Musicians, the Musicians must cancel this Agreement, the Musicians will make every effort to locate local substitute performers. If the Musicians are unable to provide substitute performers under terms acceptable to the Purchaser, the Musicians will not be paid the agreed upon fee.