The purpose of the St. Louis Low Brass Collective (STLLBC) is to provide the St. Louis Region with educational and performance opportunities, for student and amateur low brass musicians, and to present concerts and events that are of interest.

They perform concerts and masterclasses throughout the midwest.

Watch Gerry Pagano and Peter Henderson as featured on YouTube.

Gerry Pagano, Bass Trombone and Peter Henderson, Piano. Recorded at Unity Evangelical Lutheran Church, St. Louis, Missouri on October 18, 2011. Presented by the St. Louis Low Brass Collective. http://stllbc.org
Audio by Andrew Schiefelbein. Video and post-production by Jeffrey Hoard.

Gerry Pagano discusses James Stephenson's Sonata Rhapsody "The Arch" for Bass Trombone & Piano. Video by Jeffrey Hoard. November, 2011.

Read Composer creates ‘Sounds of St. Louis’ for low brass, from the UMSL Daily by Ryan Heinz

AAM 110119 "Connections"

Sonata Rhapsody

"The Arch"

for bass trombone and piano (2010) by James Stevenson

Gerry Pagano and Peter Hennerich

Flourishes and Hymn

for four trombones (2010) by Robert A. Wykes

Timothy Myers, Jonathan Reycraft, Vanessa Fralick, Gerry Pagano

Chorea Solis

for brass quintet (1993) by Michael Touchi

Joshua McCluer, Michael Walk, trumpets

Roger Kaza, horn

Jonathan Reycraft, Gerry Pagano, trombones

Trompe L'oeil

for bass trombone and piano (1973) by Robert Lynn

Gerry Pagano and Peter Henderson

Three Prayers

for low brass ensemble (2010) by Kim Portnoy

James Martin, Conductor

Timothy Myers, Jonathan Reycraft, Vanessa Fralick, trombones

Gerry Pagano, bass trrombone

Tom Vincent, Shawna Kuebler, euponiums

Matt Kuebler, Daniel Peratoni, tubas

Kevin Gianino, drums

Samskara- Requiem for Terra Firma

for six trombones (1990) by Gerry Pagano

All parts played by Gerry Pagano, recorded in Hayward, California, 1990.