Charles Vernon - Education

Education

A native of Asheville, North Carolina, Charlie attended Brevard College and Georgia State University. His principal teachers were bass trombonist Edward Kleinhammer and tubist Arnold Jacobs, both former members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

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