Domingo Pagliuca - Trombone
Pagliuca
Inner Diameter: 1.014"
Outer Diameter: 1.545"
Cup: Deep, with V at the bottom
Bore: .281" (size K)
Domingo had been playing our RS5 model which was working very well for symphony use. He wanted a brighter version of it that could also be used in the Salsa bands but still be suitable for symphony venues. Domingo visited the factory in 2010 and worked with Terry through several changes to the RS5 model - mainly adding a slight V shape to the bottom - to achieve the result Domingo was looking for.: .281" (size K)
Pagliuca 2
ID: 1.0518
OD: 1.580
CUP: Very Deep
Bore: .290"
SHANK: Large
"Every player wants a mouthpiece that can ease the changing of styles as well as performing for long periods of time. Warburton designed a mouthpiece that perfectly suits me for that and much more. Besides my job with Boston Brass, all the ensembles and the recording sessions that I am involved in, this mouthpiece gives the sound and the evenness that I need in every occasion"
- Domingo Pagliuca, about the Pagliuca 2
Designed in 2019, and now used as Domingo's exclusive mouthpiice, the Pagliuca 2 is the perfect mouthpiece for any player who is looking for a powerful and expansive range, without sacrificing tone or endurance. With careful attention to the rim shape, this deep mouthpiece can play the softest pianissimo or bombastically, with precise articulation in all registers. For the symphonic player who is searching for the balance between all of these traits, this may be the key!
A native of Venezuela, Domingo Pagliuca is a graduate of the University of Miami, where he graduated cum laude with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in instrumental performance. He is the first Venezuelan trombonist to appear as a guest soloist with symphony orchestra in Colombia, Italy, Greece, and the United States.
Domingo was Associate Principal Trombonist of the Orquesta Sinfonica Venezuela for thirteen years and also served as a member of the Artistic Committee. Among his teaching positions, he was the trombone professor of the Universidad Nacional Experimental de las Artes (UNEARTE), chairman of the Venezuelan Trombone Academy, and he has given master classes in universities and music festivals all around the world.
In July 2013, was appointed Trombonist of the BOSTON BRASS and is currently an Artist for YAMAHA, USA. He has been on tour with BB performing and giving master classes throughout the United States, Central America, Europe and Asia. Among his active performing activities, He is the Principal Trombonist of the Florida Grand Opera Orchestra (FGO) and Principal Trombonist of the Palm Beach Symphony Orchestra (PBS).
His versatility as a Latin music player has made him one of the most in-demand trombonists in Venezuela and Latin America for recording sessions and musical productions in the commercial business. He has toured throughout the US, Latin America and Europe with the OSV and artists such as Franco De Vita, Juan Luis Guerra & 4:40, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Luis Enrique, Raphael, and Oscar D’Leon. In 2011 he participated in the Latin Grammy Winner Album “EN PRIMERA FILA” by FRANCO DE VITA, as trombonist, arranger and Brass Post-Producer, receiving 4 Latin Grammys.