Woodrow English
As trumpet soloist for the U.S. Army Band,
"Pershing’s Own" in Washington, D.C., Sergeant Major Woody English
is often spotlighted when the unit performs public concerts and for official
military functions. English is the
Army Band's solo bugler for ceremonies in Arlington National Cemetery. He
is also a member of the U.S. Army Brass Quintet, a versatile group, well known
throughout the country and around the world.
The quintet, of which English has been a part of over two decades, has
performed in 46 states and seven foreign countries.
Sergeant Major English also has served as principal trumpet
with the Alexandria Symphony and solo cornetist with the popular Brass Band of
Battle Creek since 1996. He is a
sought-after soloist in the Washington area and has performed with the National
Symphony Orchestra, Washington Opera as well as countless other chamber
ensembles.
A native of Coldwater, Michigan, English attended high
school at the Interlochen Arts Academy before graduating from Eastern Michigan
University.
Woody English with Dr. Jim Buckner and Dr. Wes Branstine after his
appearance with the Henderson Brass Band

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