NEWS
12/22/21
Brass Out Loud staff speaks to what Brass Out Loud has grown into the past two years, all things 2022 Workshop, and much more on the podcast: Divergent Paths with Dan Dunford. You can listen to the entire podcast on Apple Music here. To learn more about Divergent Paths with Dan Dunford, visit: facebook.com/divergentpathspod
4/24/21
BOLD Co-Founder Kate Amrine was selected to lead a Trumpet Youth Day Warmup Class and a Designing Your Career in Music Masterclass for the International Trumpet Guild Conference this June 2020. Kate recently was awarded a grant from the Puffin Foundation to commission three new solo trumpet works inspired by locations in NYC that have been and will be affected by climate change.
1/26/21
Brass Out Loud founders presented a seminar titled, "Equality, Creativity, & Entrepreneurship: Building a Diverse Brass Community" at Arkansas State University this January as part of their Guest Speaker Series. We had a great time spreading our message and engaging with the amazing students at Arkansas State!
1/8/21
BOLD Founder Melissa Muñoz writes about Brass Out Loud's inaugural workshop and is featured on the Colburn School's January "In Focus" column. Check out the whole article here!
4/24/21
Brass Out Loud was awarded a Social Innovation Grant provided by Colburn's Center for Innovation and Community Impact. These awards are an extension of the institution’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion initiatives and awards seek to directly support members of the Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) community.
4/18/21
The Odyssey Institute featured Rebecca Karu, Founder of "Mind Over Practice" and "Brass Out Loud", on "Mental Health and Disabilities in the Arts." This discussion is moderated by Sam Gurth, a Master's Candidate in Social Work at Rutgers University. Watch here!
1/7/21
BOLD Founder Rebecca Karu writes about Reinforcing the Definition of Community on her blog, "Mind Over Practice." Check out the full article here!
1/20/21
Brass Out Loud included in BrassChix article titled, "In a time of epic disconnect, female brass players rally around resilience and passion for music at BrassChix Conference." Read the article here!