Pip Eastop, Horn player, Photographer, Trumpet player

Horn player, Photographer, Trumpet player

Pip Eastop, hornplayer, teacher, horn, trumpet, jazz, sessions, London, soloist, orchestral, improvisation etc....

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Bored police at the International bubble-blowing competition, Mexico City

Bored police at the International bubble-blowing competition, Mexico City


Street life in Mexico City

Market place, Mexico City

Market place, Mexico City


Red hat, Buenos Aires

Red hat, Buenos Aires


My son, Mo – a portrait.


Grass and gravestones at West Norwood Cemetary, London.


Sad Aztec girl, Mexico

Sad Aztec girl. Teotihuacan, Mexico


Through an harp

Vicci Wardman (viola), Tim Gill (‘cello )and Helen Tunstall (harp).


Zak Eastop ( a son of mine)

Zak with his new facial implants.

My son, Zak …although in reality he doesn’t look much like this. I’ve stretched his face about in various directions to make him look like a psychopathic testosterone-fuelled clown.
You might think he would object to this, being a rather good-looking lad in real life, but no – he’s used this photo for his Facebook profile!

Zak’s own website is currently under construction at http://zak.eastop.net


John Wilson Orchestra Showcase at EMI Studios, Abbey Road

Nick Hougham, Tim Ball and Chris Parkes (Principal) are the hornplayers seen here at Abbey Road.

This was fun – a promotional play through of some fantastic bits of MGM film scores.
This band sounds incredible. If you haven’t heard it yet, then you’re in for a massive treat.

I took the photo during the rehearsal. For the performance we all wore smart black and looked nearly as good as we sounded.


Stage crew footwork, Brazil

Stage crew in action, backstage in Sao Paolo


Rain in London

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People sheltering from rain on the South Bank, beneath Hungerford Bridge.


Running Child

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Tate Modern gallery, London


Ben Foster

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Ben is the conductor of Peter Gabriel’s “New Blood Orchestra” – and a very nice chap he is, too.


My brother, Nick

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My brother, Nick, is a bass trombonist.
He’s probably the finest in the world…


A portrait of the wonderful John Wates

John is a philanthropist, a patron of the arts and a player of both French horn and Alphorn

John Wates: Philanthropist, patron of the arts and hornplayer.


Byron Fulcher of the dark trombone arts

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Trumpet maestro, Sir John Barclay

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A view across grassland at the Maltings, Snape.


Portrait of the oboist, Joe Sanders, at Dingley


Monochrome portrait of Oren Marshall


Tom Kane, hornplayer and thaumaturge.


Portrait of Jim Rattigan – Jazz hornplayer, UK.


Portrait of a ‘cellist – Sarah Butcher

….during a rehearsal of our Schubert Octet at Dingley – July 2011


Tony Alcock – Schubert Octet rehearal at Dingley