Emory Remington was chairman of brass, woodwinds and percussion when he died in 1971 after playing 1st trombone in the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra for twenty-six years. Emory and his brother Frederick taught at the Eastman School of Music at Rochester, New York from 1922 till 1946. Frederick played trumpet in the orchestra. (see Paul Remington's web site for info on this family line: uftree.com)
In the Federal Census of 1930, the two brothers and their families are living near each other in Rochester, NY.
The following notes are from the website of Eastman School of Music: "Emory Remington (1892-1971), professor of trombone at Eastman, is recognized as one of the most outstanding brass instrument pedagogues in the world. In almost 50 years at Eastman, he taught hundreds of students who went on to hold positions in virtually all of the country
1891 - 1971 (79 years)
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