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Pampero 0:330:00/0:33
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N'Oreaster 0:440:00/0:44
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Sundowner 0:510:00/0:51
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Cierzo 0:320:00/0:32
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Mistral 0:350:00/0:35
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Diablo 0:340:00/0:34
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Washoe Zephyr 0:560:00/0:56
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Bora 0:500:00/0:50
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The Hawk 0:440:00/0:44
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Buran 0:400:00/0:40
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NYC 6th Ave 0:390:00/0:39
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Helm 0:430:00/0:43
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Santa Lucia 0:380:00/0:38
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Sumatra 0:450:00/0:45
Upcoming performance for 2 library music concert series in Loudoun County, VA.
June 10, Potomac Falls, VA - Cascades Library, 3pm https://library.loudoun.gov/Cascades
June 17, Leesburg, VA - Rust Library, 3pm https://library.loudoun.gov/Rust
Thanks to a 2023 'Creativity Grant' from MSAC (Maryland State Arts Council), The Weather People will be presenting a series of concerts this coming June/July with a focus on Western Maryland venues. We'll have some new music to present in a new way! Dates and venues will be posted here as they are confirmed. (more concerts to be announced!)
July 2, Frostburg, MD - Clatter Cafe, 1pm https://clattertogo.square.site/
July 8, Frederick, MD - 'Y' Arts Center, 4pm https://frederickymca.org/introducing-the-new-ymca-arts-center
The Weather People
What do you get when you bring together one trombone, one trumpet, two saxophones, and four excellent and adventurous musicians? One tight, multi-faceted, and dynamic group playing tunes that are exciting, unpredictable, edgy, and fun. That’s The Weather People. This horn quartet plays original compositions and arrangements by trombonist Cam Millar, inspired by all manner of musical genres and eras of horn-driven music. Listen long enough and you’ll encounter influences from jazz, rock, Latin, classical/art music, James Brown, Blood Sweat and Tears, Earth Wind and Fire, Chicago, Stravinsky, John Williams, Tito Puente, Duke Ellington, Mozart, and more. Did we say eclectic?
With support from the Maryland State Arts Council, this group came together mid-pandemic in order to safely perform live in outdoor settings for music-starved audiences. Their debut album, “Current Conditions,” was released in January 2022. The Weather People have performed in Frederick, Boonsboro, and Hagerstown, MD, Shepherdstown, WV. They recently performed at the 'An Die Musik' concert venue in Baltimore, MD.
Cam Millar, trombone , composer Canadian-born Cam has lived and performed in Calgary, Toronto, and New York. He's also done his share of teaching at the university and college level, private school music programs, and has had compositions performed by dancers, ice skaters, jazz/classical musicians, equestrian riders and others. Read more.
Anita Thomas, tenor sax
Australian-born multi-instrumentalist Anita is a busy performer, teacher, and session player throughout Maryland and the US. She also teaches in the Jazz Program at Frederick Community College.
Howard Burns, alto sax
Well known throughout Maryland and DC for his performing, teaching, and presenting, Howard has been the Jazz director at Frederick Comm. College for 30 years, the Don Redman Heritage Jazz Awards, and has performed around the world.
Adam Hanlin, trumpet
Hagerstown-born Adam attended Shepherd University and obtained a Masters Degree in Jazz Performance from Eastman School of Music. Equally at home in the classical world, Adam is in demand throughout MD, VA, and WV.
Current News / Projects
- Thanks to a 2023 'Creativity Grant' from MSAC (Maryland State Arts Council), The Weather People will be presenting a series of concerts this coming June/July with a focus on Western Maryland venues. We'll have some new music to present in a new way! Dates and venues will be posted here as they are confirmed. Stay tuned!
July 2, Frostburg, MD - Clatter Cafe, 1pm
July 8, Frederick, MD - 'Y' Arts Center, 4pm
- Upcoming performances for 2 library music concert series in Loudoun County, VA.
June 10, Potomac Falls, VA - Cascades Library, 3pm
June 17, Leesburg, VA - Rust Library, 3pm
Listen to track previews from the album "Current Conditions"
