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A native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana Lee was the Bass Trombonist of
the 77th United States Army Band from 2000-2003. Lee currently
the 77th United States Army Band from 2000-2003. Lee currently
with a variety of ensembles. He most recently
performed with the Capitol Bones of
Washington D.C. He toured and performed
with the U.S. Air Force Band of the
performed with the Capitol Bones of
Washington D.C. He toured and performed
with the U.S. Air Force Band of the
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Getzen 3062AFR Bass Trombone - 9 ½", 21 gauge Red Brass Bell with soldered rim - Dual Bore Slide with the No. 3 Leadpipe Doug Elliot Mouthpiece Rim - CB 118 Cup - CB N Shank - N 8 M & M MM-2 Tuba Mike Finn Mouthpiece MF 3B |
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resides in Southern Oklahoma. Most recently Lee
was the Low Brass Instructor of the "HIGHLANDER
Regiment" at Lawton-MacArthur High School. Lee
also remains busy as a freelance bass trombonist and
tubist. As far as performing, Lee has performed
was the Low Brass Instructor of the "HIGHLANDER
Regiment" at Lawton-MacArthur High School. Lee
also remains busy as a freelance bass trombonist and
tubist. As far as performing, Lee has performed
Rockies on their“United We Stand” tour throughout the southeastern
United States. He has also performed with the Fort Worth Symphony,
the Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra, "The Four Tops" and the Galen
Jeter Orchestra. Lee has been a member of the Eighth Position Jazz
Trombone Ensemble of Oklahoma City, the Lawton Jazz Ensemble, the
Irving Symphonic Band, the Pecos River Brass Big Band and the
Baltimore Symphonic Band.
United States. He has also performed with the Fort Worth Symphony,
the Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra, "The Four Tops" and the Galen
Jeter Orchestra. Lee has been a member of the Eighth Position Jazz
Trombone Ensemble of Oklahoma City, the Lawton Jazz Ensemble, the
Irving Symphonic Band, the Pecos River Brass Big Band and the
Baltimore Symphonic Band.