Ian Bousfield: trombone, Gershwin and Romeo and Juliet with the OSIB

The trombone takes centre stage in a programme that travels from Gershwin's Cuban rhythms to big band swing and Shakespearean drama. 🎶🎺

Season concert no. 3 · 2026-2027 Auditorium de Palma season

🎶 Ian Bousfield: trombone, Gershwin and Romeo and Juliet

📅 Thursday 3 December 2026

🕐 8.00 pm

📍 Auditorium de Palma

🎟️ Stalls €35 · Circle €30 · Music students up to 30 €5

🎼 Programme

  • Cuban Overture, George Gershwin
  • Tapias, music for trombone and orchestra, Francisco Coll
  • Tribute to Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey
  • Romeo and Juliet, suite (selection), Sergei Prokofiev

🎻 Performers

  • Ian Bousfield, trombone
  • Guillermo García Calvo, conductor
  • Balearic Islands Symphony Orchestra

📖 About the concert

British trombonist Ian Bousfield, former principal trombone of the Vienna Philharmonic, is the soloist in Tapias by Valencian composer Francisco Coll and in a tribute to Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey, two trombone legends of the swing era.

Under Guillermo García Calvo, the orchestra opens with Gershwin's festive Cuban Overture and closes with a selection from Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet, including the famous Dance of the Knights.

🏛️ The Auditorium de Palma season

The Balearic Islands Symphony Orchestra (OSIB) presents its 2026-2027 subscription season at the Auditorium: eleven concerts from October to May, always on Thursdays, with leading international soloists and its principal conductor, Pablo Mielgo.

ℹ️ Tickets: season subscriptions on sale in September; single tickets from 2 October 2026 at the Auditorium box office and on the orchestra's website. Approximate duration: 2 hours.

✨ Great live symphonic music on a Thursday evening in Palma.

More information
Ian Bousfield: trombone, Gershwin and Romeo and Juliet with the OSIB
Auditorium de Palma(Palma de Mallorca)
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From 30 €

Thursday 3 December 2026

20:00 h.

Avinguda de Gabriel Roca, 18, 07014 Palma, Illes Balears

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