Biography
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Geert De Vos started his musical studies at the age of eight at the municipal music academy in Aartselaar, Belgium. Two years later he began to play the tenor trombone and another four years later he switched over to the bass trombone. His teacher was Mark Joris. When he was sixteen, he went to the "Kunsthumaniora" of the Lemmensinstituut in Leuven, Belgium. At this time he also joined the Symphonic Youth Orchestra of Flanders under the leadership of Robert Groslot and in the summer of ’94 and ’95 he joined in the Young Philharmonic of Belgium where he played under Peter Hirsch and Yvan Fisher. In '95 Geert went to the Lemmensinstituut to start his higher education in the tromboneclass of Michel Tilkin. He graduated in 2001 after obtaining First Prizes in Bass Trombone, Chamber Music and Solfège. In 2002 he obtained his Masters Degree bass trombone with the highest distinction. During this periode a lot of things had happened: |
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In 2000 Geert founded together with Ben Haemhouts (Principal Trombone Bamberger Symfoniker) and Jan Smets (Principal Trombone Belgian National Opera "La Monnaie") a trombonetrio expanded with piano and percussion named "The Bone Project". Geert is bass trombonist with "Belgian Brass", a brass ensemble that consists of 10 of the most prominent brass players and 2 percussionists of Belgium. As a soloist Geert is active in all kind of orchestra's. Geert De Vos plays:
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