There is a feeling that only comes when I am standing on dirt, with open sky and breeze through the trees; a sweet air lacking exhaust fumes from steel horses, filled with the aroma and sounds of beating hoofs.
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Tim Connor is a trombonist and professor at the Frost School of Music (BIO). He performs with several South Florida orchestras but I usually catch him performing at the Frost School of Music. This performance was during, “Children’s Dreams and Inspirations—Frost Wind Ensemble “ on 09.23.2018.