“An ensemble to watch - with a collective sound that shimmers and playing that quite simply makes you feel good.”
- Robin Sheffield, General Manager, Royal Philharmonic Society
ABOUT
BONE-AFIDE is an international chamber ensemble made up of some of Europe’s leading young Trombonists. The group strives to showcase the versatility of the Trombone, performing works from all genres and periods with the aim of defying stereotypes surrounding the instrument.
In 2020, the quartet became joint winners of the International Trombone Association Quartet competition. Later in the same year, they became a recipient of the prestigious Tunnell Trust Award, which will see the group perform a number of concerts throughout Scotland in 2022. After more successful auditions, BONE-AFIDE are thrilled to have won the Royal Philharmonic Society Philip Jones Prize and are Recital Series artists of the Countess of Munster Trust. The group launched their first album, ‘Christmas with Bone-afide’ in November 2021, and have recently released their second album, ‘Brukdown’, with World of Sound.
Alongside being chamber musicians, the members are also keen orchestral musicians appearing on the professional circuit, including playing with the London Symphony Orchestra, Berlin Philharmonic, Berlin Staatskapelle, English National Opera, Royal Opera House of Covent Garden, Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Welsh National Opera, Britten Sinfonia, BBC Scottish, Welsh, Symphony and Concert Orchestras, Philharmonia, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Luxembourg Philharmonic, Sinfonica de Galicia - along with chamber ensembles, Septura and London Brass.
The members of BONE-AFIDE are Robert Moseley, Simon Minshall, Isobel Daws, and Merin Rhyd. BONE-AFIDE are proudly sponsored by Getzen Instruments and Greg Black Mouthpieces Ltd.
"BONE-AFIDE fills the listener's heart with joy. Impeccable playing combined with vitality of expression make this group one of the finest young chamber ensembles."
- Errollyn Wallen CBE
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“We at the Tunnell Trust are delighted to be supporting BONE-AFIDE. Top-notch brass chamber groups are a relatively rare animal but this quartet is indeed outstanding. They are born communicators who’s musicality shines through. We wish them every success.”
- Jonathan Tunnell, Artistic Director, The Tunnell Trust
