Branimir Slokar is a prominent trombonist recognized for his versatility and profound contributions to classical trombone music. Born on July 22, 1946, in Maribor, Slovenia (then a part of the former Yugoslavia), Slokar's musical journey began at an early age, culminating in a rich career that continues to influence the brass community. After studying at the Ljubljana Academy of Music, he further honed his craft in Paris under the tutelage of Vinko Globokar and René Leibowitz, acquiring a depth of skill that would propel his international acclaim.

Slokar's distinguished career has seen him perform as a soloist with numerous orchestras around the globe and capture leadership roles in respected ensembles, including the position of principal trombone with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra and later the Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra. His mastery over the instrument is evident in his extensive discography, with recent releases such as "Masterpieces for Horn & Trombone Vol. 2" and "Concertos for Trombone & Orchestra" showcasing his technical prowess and interpretative finesse. A dedicated educator as well, Branimir Slokar has imparted his knowledge to emerging talents through teaching positions and masterclasses, contributing to the growth of the next generation of trombonists. His discography spans solo and orchestral works, highlighting both the breadth and depth of the trombone's classical repertoire.

Genres

Classical Trombone

Latest Release

トリロジー

Branimir Slokar

Album - 13 Tracks - Released November 16, 2016