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Bruce Haag Resume
Professional Experience
- Elvis Presley Road Shows split-lead trumpet (1976 -1977)
- Stan Kenton Orchestra split lead trumpet (1978 - final band)
- Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas Casino de Paris Show
- Desert Inn, MGM Grand, Sands hotel house orchestras
- Harrah’s, South Lake Tahoe, lounge orchestra
- Davies Hall, San Francisco Christmas Concert, featuring:
Melissa Manchester, Roberta Flack, Peabo Bryson, Aaron Neville
Bruce has performed in back-up bands for: Tony Bennett, Glenn
Campbell, Wayne Newton, The Temptations, Little Richard, James Brown,
Tennessee Ernie Ford, Robert Goulet, Juliet Prowse, Ames Brothers
Achievements:
- 26 Years brass teaching experience
- Owner of Bruce Haag Brass Studios 1996 to present
- Professional students performing around the United States
- Young students in honor groups and youth orchestras (California Youth
Symphony, El Camino Youth Symphony, San Jose Youth Symphony,
California County and All-State Honor Bands- many first chair students)
- Founder- Director of the Pioneer Family Academy Band, Campbell CA
- Staff at Claude Gordon International Brass Workshops (famous trumpet
player, teacher, author, editor of the Arban’s Method) from 1984 -1993. Bruce taught application classes, lectured and performed. Certified Claude Gordon Brass Instructor
- Concert Tour of Western Europe 1969 with guest artist and legendary
virtuoso Raphael Mendéz. Bruce played alongside Mendéz in trumpet
trios and studied privately with him as well.
- Home Church, Campbell CA, Horn Section Lead 1983-2005
- Recordings: Stan Kenton: “A Time For Love” Stan Kenton: “The Lost
Concert”
Education
- De Anza College, Cupertino CA 1972 -1974 Dean’s Honor List
- University of Nevada Las Vegas 1974 -1975 Dean’s Honor List
- Private Instruction – Claude Gordon (Trumpet Virtuoso, 1st Trpt. CBS,
Author) 15 years of lessons between 1971 and 1994.
- Private Instruction – Ron Puckett (1st Trpt. Sands Hotel Las Vegas
and 1st Trpt Paul Anka) 1974 -1975
- Private Instruction – Raphael Mendéz (“The World’s Greatest
Trumpeter”) 1969-1970
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