Curtis Fox, Trombonist, Arranger and Clinician.  From St. Louis Mo., Curtis started his music education at age nine studying piano, bass and trombone. Curtis then attended the University of Kansas where he received his Bachelor of Music Education. Fox went south to Denton Texas and started his masters in Jazz "Studies at North Texas State University. 

        After graduating, Curtis began teaching band and jazz at Mesquite High School. 

In 91' Yamaha instruments signed Curtis to be a Trombone clinician which he still is today, and his book, "The Art of Doodul Tongue"  published by Belwin Mills. At this time he began touring yearly with Mike Vax's Kenton Alumni Big Band.. Curtis has performed trombone clinics for TMEA, TBA, OMEA, NMMEA, University of Missouri, University of Kansas, Lamar University, and many of Dallas area's High Schools. In 93' Fox went to Switzerland for Yamaha to perform at the Montreaux Jazz Festival. 

Curtis has played with nearly all of North Texas's area dance bands and studios, playing with Elvis impersonator. Johnny Harra,  the Glen Dorsey Orchestra. In 2001 Fox joined the Galen Jeter Jazz Orchestra, now called Dallas' Original Jazz Orchestra.

Curtis has been married to his wife Amy for 27 years and has two children, Charles and Emily.