UNK Loper Low Brass

12/24/2024

12/07/2024

Join us at the Rowe Sanctuary to hear Dr. Robert Benton perform The Migration Concerto by Dr. Ian Lester!

12/07/2024

In case you needed a reference for how loud 80 tubas and euphoniums are, here is what the hallway outside sounds like. That’s through a brick wall and two sets of doors!

Also, we have Tuba Christmas merch! All the profits go towards our studio to fund projects like this, and to help the students go to Spain this summer for the ITEA Conference. (There also might be some t-shirts, stickers, and koozies left over from our tuba conference we hosted in the summer 😉)

12/07/2024

A little over 80 tubas, euphoniums, and tubas on stage here at UNK! Come hang out with us at 12pm and hear the glorious sounds of Tuba Christmas! Free and open to the public!

12/07/2024

Tuba Christmas is underway!

12/02/2024

Join us for the 51st Annual Tuba Christmas! Registration starts at 8am and is $10. There will also be a free concert open to the public at 12pm! Join us for this joyful event full of Christmas cheer, ugly sweaters, and lots of Tuba!

Registrants will receive a free 51st Tuba Christmas Pin and merchandise will be available to purchase during the event.

10/02/2024

If you would like to see this quilt and/or buy raffle tickets, then join us at Thread Across Nebraska in the Buffalo County Fair Grounds Expo Building on October 5th!

On Friday evening, Rowe Sanctuary staff attended the Great Plains Regional Tuba Euphonium Conference to support a lovely concerto by Dr. Ian Lester that was inspired by the Sandhill Cranes Migration at the University of Nebraska- Kearney. The Migration Concerto was performed by the UNK Winds Ensemble with an euphonium solo by Dr. Robert Benton.

The UNK Loper Low Brass group are also raffling off a beautiful quilt (inspired by cranes and Rowe Sanctuary) made by Evelyn Acton to support their program (pictured). To purchase raffle tickets to win the quilt, contact Dr. Benton at [email protected].

06/22/2024

Have you seen this quilt in person yet? If not, head down to The Quilters Cottage where you can view this beautiful piece! Along with that, you can find the QR code to enter into the raffle!

On Friday evening, Rowe Sanctuary staff attended the Great Plains Regional Tuba Euphonium Conference to support a lovely concerto by Dr. Ian Lester that was inspired by the Sandhill Cranes Migration at the University of Nebraska- Kearney. The Migration Concerto was performed by the UNK Winds Ensemble with an euphonium solo by Dr. Robert Benton.

The UNK Loper Low Brass group are also raffling off a beautiful quilt (inspired by cranes and Rowe Sanctuary) made by Evelyn Acton to support their program (pictured). To purchase raffle tickets to win the quilt, contact Dr. Benton at [email protected].

05/20/2024

The raffle for this beautiful quilt is still going on! If you would like to purchase tickets to win this quilt, contact Dr. Benton at [email protected]

On Friday evening, Rowe Sanctuary staff attended the Great Plains Regional Tuba Euphonium Conference to support a lovely concerto by Dr. Ian Lester that was inspired by the Sandhill Cranes Migration at the University of Nebraska- Kearney. The Migration Concerto was performed by the UNK Winds Ensemble with an euphonium solo by Dr. Robert Benton.

The UNK Loper Low Brass group are also raffling off a beautiful quilt (inspired by cranes and Rowe Sanctuary) made by Evelyn Acton to support their program (pictured). To purchase raffle tickets to win the quilt, contact Dr. Benton at [email protected].

05/20/2024

Looks like someone else left their phone unattended! Make sure you have your phone, or else they might take photos!

Edit: sounds like there were seven phones in total that have pictures of these wonderful people! Intermission was apparently the time to leave phones behind 😅

05/19/2024

Conference manager and Betrunken Messing member Jared Sherman serenaded us with a lovely solo! Go ahead and guess the song. We bet you can’t 😉

05/19/2024

After hour hang has began! Enjoy our host Dr. Robert Benton playing the “drums” with the Betrunken Messing!