I am a professional classical trumpeter. I work full time with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. I teach trumpet for the University of Liverpool, the University of Wales [Bangor], I also have extensive experience in teaching for other educational establishments and have tutored private students to an advanced standard for many years. I am a very keen flower, vegetable and fruit gardener, motorcyclist and cyclist. My interests include fine dining, fine art, classic literature, theatre, cinema, poetry and culture in all it’s many varied guises. I live in the Georgian Quarter of Liverpool with Scooby the English Springer Spaniel.
More Information & Updates About Brendan Ball
Brendan Ball is sponsored by Liverpool Organic Brewery. The company is the first corporate sponsor of an individual player in the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra one hundred and seventy year history. Brendan is officially ‘The Liverpool Organic Brewery Principal Trumpet.’ Visit Liverpool Organic’s Website to see where you can buy this marvellous beer.
Brendan,
The worldwide connections created through the Arts is spectacular – and so are your charming and inspiring blog and website. What a rare and special sharing of experiences and knowledge, including your unexpected urban garden! Fascinating on your corporate sponsorship as well. Thank you for following Bravura Phil on Twitter and introducing so much to others about Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra as an off-shoot. Best, Sandra
Hi Brendan,
I’ve got an enquiry about trumpet lessons- could you email me.
Regards,
Andrew
Brendan Ball – Royal College of Music legend. If you could survive a 3 day “Brendan Bender” you could survive anything. Goes without saying brilliant trumpet player too. Rhys and Brendan playing together – awesome.
The video of Jim Shepherd playing Pandora at Uppermill Civic Hall was not in 2008. How do I know ?. On back row 3rd. cornet is Peter Moorcroft, Peter sadly died in 2000, so it was sometime before then, possibly 1998 and Jim would be in his early 60′s.
Thanks for the updated information. I guess I was misinformed about the date and will get round to correcting it as soon as possible. Ta. o-iii<O