The Royal Sackbut Collective performs medieval to baroque on the precursor of the trombone.
The Royal Sackbut Collective is a historical brass chamber ensemble founded at the heart of the Royal College of Music brass department in 2024. Under the tutelage of the distinguished Sue Addison (as both an ensemble and as individuals), the group has showcased its passion for promoting all the artistic possibilities that the historical trombone offers, from rediscovering rarely performed early works to commissioning new pieces.
As a collective, they enjoy the flexibility of various instrumentations, often collaborating with guest artists, including singers and percussionists. Since their debut concert at the Salvation Army’s Regent Hall in London, they have become esteemed members of the Royal College of Music's Historical Performance department.
Andrew Cowie (tenor sackbut)
Sam Cox (alto + tenor sackbut)
Andy Leeming (tenor sackbut)
Jess Bull Anderson (tenor sackbut)
Adrian France (bass sackbut)
Govan Old Parish Church, Disabled Access, Govan subway