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| left to right: Whitacre Hill, Richard Watson, Matthew Gaunt, Eric Berlin, and David Begnoche |
The Majestic Brass Quintet was founded in 1988 at the New England Conservatory of Music. This group of exciting young musicians has been coached by such remarkable performers as Eric Ruske, John Swallow, and Charles Schlueter. Since then, they have performed for such dignitaries as President William Jefferson Clinton, The President of Ireland, and the Prime Minister of Jamaica to become one of Boston's most in-demand chamber ensembles.
The Quintet performs regularly in the Orchestrated Events Series for the Boston Symphony Orchestra, as well as throughout New England in such notable venues as The Emerson Majestic Theater, Northeastern University's Blackman Auditorium, Boston University's Marsh Chapel, and the Palace Theater in Albany.
| Here's what people have been saying about the Majestic Brass Quintet: | |
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"Everyone in attendance thought [the music] was breathtakingly beautiful, majestic and elegant. It couldn't have been more perfect! You moved us to tears." – Ruth Warren |
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| "The Majestic Brass added the perfect touch to a successful Telethon. Their fanfares and background music added to the spirit of a great day." – Michael P. Ripple: Executive Director, United Cerebral Palsy Association of MetroBoston, Inc. | |
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| "Marc and I just wanted to thank you for an absolutely wonderful job at our wedding! It was just as I had pictured it - but even better. In fact, our priest called after the wedding to get your name because he was so impressed." – Sheila and Marc Boyle | |