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Works by Hutchinson, McKee, Ioannides, Schleiermacher and Milliner
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GEN 20693 EAN: 4260036256932
6.3.2020Special offerEUR 18,90 EUR 16,90
Only a few chamber music ensembles of the world-famous Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra are allowed to have the addition "Gewandhaus" in their name. That obliges! The musicians of the Gewandhaus Brass Quintett are all award-winning brass players and present the multifaceted diversity of their instruments with unusual programmes ranging from swinging baroque to jazzy groove. Their latest CD focuses on compositions written especially for the quintet. Compositions in the traditional style, onomatopoetic and rousing pictures by the Californian Kevin McKee, tonal experiments in the work of Steffen Schleiermacher or melancholic-jazzy harmonies with a touch of melancholy. The fundamentally different sounding world premiere recordings convey an impression of the colorful complexity of the brass sound.
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"So there you have it. A fun, light program, very well played, with one real gem in the mix."
Review on The Art Music Lounge by Lynn René Bayley, 5. March 2020
Only a few chamber music ensembles of the world-famous Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra are allowed to have the addition "Gewandhaus" in their name. That obliges! The musicians of the Gewandhaus Brass Quintett are all award-winning brass players and present the multifaceted diversity of their instruments with unusual programmes ranging from swinging baroque to jazzy groove. Their latest CD focuses on compositions written especially for the quintet. Compositions in the traditional style, onomatopoetic and rousing pictures by the Californian Kevin McKee, tonal experiments in the work of Steffen Schleiermacher or melancholic-jazzy harmonies with a touch of melancholy. The fundamentally different sounding world premiere recordings convey an impression of the colorful complexity of the brass sound.
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The Art Music Lounge
"So there you have it. A fun, light program, very well played, with one real gem in the mix."
Review on The Art Music Lounge by Lynn René Bayley, 5. March 2020
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Tracklist
- Robert Hutchinson (*1970)
Brass Quintet (2019)
Allegro - Adagietto
- Vivace
- Kevin McKee (*1980)
Iron Horse (2018)
The Blue Goose - Highball on White Pass
- Ayis Ioannides (*1943)
Reminiszenzen (2017) - Steffen Schleiermacher (*1960)
Zögernde Klangordnung (2018) - Jesse Milliner (*1973)
Passionetta in Modo di Jazz (2019)
1st movement - 2nd movement
Only a few chamber music ensembles of the world-famous Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra are allowed to have the addition "Gewandhaus" in their name. That obliges! The musicians of the Gewandhaus Brass Quintett are all award-winning brass players and present the multifaceted diversity of their instruments with unusual programmes ranging from swinging baroque to jazzy groove. Their latest CD focuses on compositions written especially for the quintet. Compositions in the traditional style, onomatopoetic and rousing pictures by the Californian Kevin McKee, tonal experiments in the work of Steffen Schleiermacher or melancholic-jazzy harmonies with a touch of melancholy. The fundamentally different sounding world premiere recordings convey an impression of the colorful complexity of the brass sound.
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The Art Music Lounge
"So there you have it. A fun, light program, very well played, with one real gem in the mix."
Review on The Art Music Lounge by Lynn René Bayley, 5. March 2020