| Summary of qualifications |
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1971- 2000 Canadian Brass
Founding Member
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Performer: Solo trumpet, 4000+ concerts worldwide, 50+CDs
with major record labels, Videos, Television, Radio appearances
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Educator: 200+ workshops
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Music arranger, producer, editor, composer
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| Education |
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The Juilliard School 1967-1971
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Bachelor of Music, 1970
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Master of Science, 1971
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University of Southern California 1964-1967
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Scholarships awarded by both institutions
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| Professional experience |
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CEO of Romm Enterprises, LLC, 2000:
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Produced, Arranged, Performed the music on Volume 1,
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"Seeing the Light", a new CD series entitled "Wellness for
The Soul" released December, 2000. Editing and publishing the music from
this project.
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YAMAHA Performing Artist/Clinician
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YAMAHA Artist in Residence, University of Toronto, 1999-2000
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Joined Canadian Brass, 1971; tenure 1971-2000
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Featured soloist on more than 50 CDs (see enclosed discography)
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Featured soloist with major symphony orchestras worldwide
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Featured soloist on most major concert hall stages in the
USA, Europe, and the Far East
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Participated in the development of the CB-10 Trumpet: Canadian
Brass Collection, Canadian Brass Musical Instruments, 1991
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For more information on Ronald Romm in the Canadian Brass,
years 1971-1993, please consult the following document: "The Canadian Brass
Book, The Story of the Worldās Favorite Brass Ensemble", Brassworks, Inc.,
pub. Distributed by Hal Leonard Publishing, Inc. ISBN 0-7935-1665-X.
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Principal Trumpet, Hamilton Philharmonic 1971-77
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Faculty, Banff School of Fine Arts, Brass Chamber Music Division,
1976-1982
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First Western Chamber Music Ensemble to tour China, 1977
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Featured Soloist, Hamilton Philharmonic Concerto programmes,
Arthur Fiedler, Conductor, 1975
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CBC Radio Broadcasts, recitals with Avis Fedge Romm, 1972,
73
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Free-lance musician in New York, 1967-71: See enclosed activities
sheet.
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Founding member of the New York Brass Society, 1967-71
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Free-lance activities in Los Angeles: See enclosed activities
sheet.
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Performed with the Hollywood Bowl Symphony and Los Angeles
Philharmonic Orchestra, Zubin Mehta, Music Director, 1965-67
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Founding member, Los Angeles Brass Quintet, 1965
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Television Appearances include:
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Appearances on CBS, ABC, NBC, CBC (Canada), ABC (Australia),
GDR, WDR, NDR, (Germany), ORF (Austria)
Examples: The Tonight Show, Johnny Carson * The Today
Show * Good Morning America * CBS Sunday Morning * Sesame Street * Merv
Griffin Show * Regis Philbin Show * CBC Television Specials * NHK Japanese
Television * German Television * Australian Television * Swiss Television
* Austrian Television
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| Publications, editions, and dedications |
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Arranged, composed, and recorded Music for "Wellness for
the Soul, Vol. 1," " Seeing the Light ", Romm Enterprises, Pub. 2000
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Edited and Recorded "Concerto for Trumpet in E Flat", Johann
Nepomuk Hummel, Hal Leonard, Publisher.
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Several pieces arranged for Brass Quintet (example: Little
Fugue, G minor, J.S.Bach, Brassworks Publications)
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Sonata for Trumpet and Piano, Morten Lauridsen, Composer,
Dedicated to Ronald Romm, World Premiere performance, 1966
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| Discography |
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| Additional professional activities |
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| Professional memberships |
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American Federation of Musicians, Local 47, Los Angeles,
CA
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American Federation of Television and Radio Actors
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SOCAN, Publishing and Composers Association, Canada
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National Association of Recording Arts and Sciences
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Music Educators National Conference
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Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Music Fraternity
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| Awards received |
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Ronald Romm, Voted as one of the top 12 Brass Players of
the 20th Century, Brass Bulletin Magazine, #109, 1-2000, p.13.
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Honorary Doctor of Letters, McMaster University, Hamilton,
ON, Canada, 2000
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Grammy Award nomination, "Take The "A" Train",
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Best Classical Crossover Album, 2000
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Fund for the Advancement of Music Education
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Award recipient, MENC, 1999
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University of Michigan Musical Society
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Distinguished Artist Award, 1999
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MENC: Tri-M Music Award, 1998
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Silver Rose Award, "The Canadian Brass: A Christmas Experiment",
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Best in itās Class, Golden Rose Festival, Montreux, Switzerland,
1998
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Best Brass Ensemble in Global Classical Music Poll by Classical
Insites, N2K, 1997
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Grammy Award nomination, "Canadian Brass Home Movies",
Best Long Form Video, 1993
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Honorary Doctorate, New England Conservatory, 1992
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Honorary Doctorate, Mus.D., Hartwick College, 1988
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Juno Award (Canadian Grammy Equivalent), Best Artist category,
1985
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| Hobbies |
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Private Pilot, Instrument Rated
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