Douglas Yeo (M.A., Music Performance) currently plays bass trombone with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and plays concerts throughout the world. He maintains an impressive web-site that is extremely informative and highly imaginative in its presentation and development. He has written several books and has a solo recording recently released. Visiting his web-site is a must!!!!Since going to Boston and joining the Boston Symphony, Mr. Yeo has been involved extensively in teaching, from 1985-1992 and again since 1996 at New England Conservatory of Music and, since 1993, at Boston University. Since 1995, he has been on the faculty of the annual Hamamatsu (Japan) International Wind Academy and Seminar. He has been a soloist with the Boston and Baltimore Symphony Orchestras, on both occasions becoming the first bass trombonist to perform as soloist with either orchestra. In 1991, he gave the premiere of Vaclav Nelhybel's Concerto for Bass Trombone with the New England Conservatory Wind Ensemble and performed John Williams' Tuba Concerto with the Boston Pops Orchestra under Mr. Williams. He gave the first performance of Lawrence Wolfe's Wildfire with the University of Washington Wind Ensemble in 1995. His new solo recording, PROCLAMATION with the Black Dyke Mills Band features premieres of four newly commissioned works: Proclamation by Gordon Langford, Rainy Day In Rio by Goff Richards, Triptych by Lawrence Wolfe and Tribute to George Roberts arranged by Bill Geldard. In May 1997, he will perform Simon Proctor's Concerto for Serpent and Orchestra with the Boston Pops Orchestra.