Luis Bonilla - Recent Work

Recent Work

Bonilla has evolved into a Professor of Music, having secured employment from the Manhattan School of Music, and is on the faculty at Temple University and New England Conservatory. He is a member of the Mingus Big Band, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Afro Cuban Jazz Orchestra, and the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra. In February 2009, he received two Grammy Awards with Vanguard Jazz Orchestra and Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra (Arturo O'Farrill Dir.) In 2010 he was featured as a classical soloist on The Chamber Wind Music of Jack Cooper (Centaur Records) and as a jazz soloist on the large ensemble recording Coming Through Slaughter - The Bolden Legend (GCR) further showing his diversity as a major trombone artist.

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