The Trombone’s Pleasure Garden
First-ever recordings of this repertoire with the baroque trombone
backPeter Kuhnsch Historical Drums
Tonmeister: Michael Silberhorn
Recording: Gut Hohen Luckow, 2024
GEN 25924 EAN 4260036259247
Release 4.4.2025EUR 18,90
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Ercole Nisini’s musical world knows no boundaries. Equally fascinated by Renaissance, Baroque, and Classical music, he shares this enthusiasm with his fellow musicians and audiences. On his new GENUIN album, he releases rarely performed repertoire that he, as was often customary in music around 1600, has arranged and interpreted for his instrument, improvising over it and even enriching it with modern elements. Works by Jacob van Eyck, Komitas Wardapet, and Marin Marais, the "Tweede Rosemund," and the "Engel Lied" – a true "Trombone Pleasure Garden"!
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Niels Kaiser presented the album on his program Kaisers Klänge on March 4, 2026.
IPV Journal / International Trombone Association
“This is a well-rehearsed duo that specializes in historical performance practice and, at the same time, presents early music in a creative, playful, and artistic way, using the possibilities of the 21st century in a bold, contemporary overall concept.” Review by Christian Traute, Issue No. 77, Spring 2026
das Orchester
“A creative, unusual, and stimulating recording [...] A special treat.” Review by Johannes Killyen, December 2025
BRAWOO
“Ercole Nisini manages an exciting balancing act between historical authenticity and individual interpretation. His passion for the Renaissance trombone and his courage to innovate in terms of sound make this project an extraordinary testament to musical curiosity and creativity.” Review by Klaus Härtel, October 2025
Ö1
"[...] a rousing and varied recording, to which the percussion accompaniment lends a special groove." Review by Katharina Hirschmann, May 15, 2025
BRF 1
“An absolute discovery“ says Patrick Lemmens, who presented the album in the programme Klassikzeit on Belgian broadcaster BRF 1 on 22.04.2025.
Pizzicato
On April 4, 2025, an article appeared on interview with Ercole Nisini was published, in which he talks in detail about his new album.
Peter Kuhnsch Historical Drums
Tonmeister: Michael Silberhorn
Recording: Gut Hohen Luckow, 2024
Ercole Nisini’s musical world knows no boundaries. Equally fascinated by Renaissance, Baroque, and Classical music, he shares this enthusiasm with his fellow musicians and audiences. On his new GENUIN album, he releases rarely performed repertoire that he, as was often customary in music around 1600, has arranged and interpreted for his instrument, improvising over it and even enriching it with modern elements. Works by Jacob van Eyck, Komitas Wardapet, and Marin Marais, the "Tweede Rosemund," and the "Engel Lied" – a true "Trombone Pleasure Garden"!
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hr2-kultur
Niels Kaiser presented the album on his program Kaisers Klänge on March 4, 2026.
IPV Journal / International Trombone Association
“This is a well-rehearsed duo that specializes in historical performance practice and, at the same time, presents early music in a creative, playful, and artistic way, using the possibilities of the 21st century in a bold, contemporary overall concept.” Review by Christian Traute, Issue No. 77, Spring 2026
das Orchester
“A creative, unusual, and stimulating recording [...] A special treat.” Review by Johannes Killyen, December 2025
BRAWOO
“Ercole Nisini manages an exciting balancing act between historical authenticity and individual interpretation. His passion for the Renaissance trombone and his courage to innovate in terms of sound make this project an extraordinary testament to musical curiosity and creativity.” Review by Klaus Härtel, October 2025
Ö1
"[...] a rousing and varied recording, to which the percussion accompaniment lends a special groove." Review by Katharina Hirschmann, May 15, 2025
BRF 1
“An absolute discovery“ says Patrick Lemmens, who presented the album in the programme Klassikzeit on Belgian broadcaster BRF 1 on 22.04.2025.
Pizzicato
On April 4, 2025, an article appeared on interview with Ercole Nisini was published, in which he talks in detail about his new album.
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Tracklist
- Ercole Nisini (*1971)
Toccata - Jacob van Eyck (c. 1590–1657)
Doen Daphne d’over schoone Maeght - Modo 2
- Modo 3
- Modo 4
- Jacob van Eyck
Tweede Rosemond - Anonymus
Uppon La Mi Re - Jacob van Eyck
Courante - Modo 2
- Modo 3
- Jacob van Eyck
Batali - Wilhelmus
- Allarm
- Ick wou wel dat den krygh an ginck
- Komitas Wardapet (1869–1935)
Hov arēk’ – Soufflez une Brise - Jacob van Eyck
Onse Vader in Hemelryck - Modo 2
- Modo 3
- Modo 4
- Modo 5
- Jacob van Eyck
Philis schoone Harderinne - Modo 2
- Modo 3
- Marin Marais (1656–1728)
Les voix humaines - Jacob van Eyck
Engels Lied - Modo 2
- Modo 3
Ercole Nisini’s musical world knows no boundaries. Equally fascinated by Renaissance, Baroque, and Classical music, he shares this enthusiasm with his fellow musicians and audiences. On his new GENUIN album, he releases rarely performed repertoire that he, as was often customary in music around 1600, has arranged and interpreted for his instrument, improvising over it and even enriching it with modern elements. Works by Jacob van Eyck, Komitas Wardapet, and Marin Marais, the "Tweede Rosemund," and the "Engel Lied" – a true "Trombone Pleasure Garden"!
Show YouTube Video
By clicking, you agree to the transfer of user data to YouTube.Show YouTube Video
By clicking, you agree to the transfer of user data to YouTube.For more information, please refer to our
privacy policy.
hr2-kultur
Niels Kaiser presented the album on his program Kaisers Klänge on March 4, 2026.
IPV Journal / International Trombone Association
“This is a well-rehearsed duo that specializes in historical performance practice and, at the same time, presents early music in a creative, playful, and artistic way, using the possibilities of the 21st century in a bold, contemporary overall concept.” Review by Christian Traute, Issue No. 77, Spring 2026
das Orchester
“A creative, unusual, and stimulating recording [...] A special treat.” Review by Johannes Killyen, December 2025
BRAWOO
“Ercole Nisini manages an exciting balancing act between historical authenticity and individual interpretation. His passion for the Renaissance trombone and his courage to innovate in terms of sound make this project an extraordinary testament to musical curiosity and creativity.” Review by Klaus Härtel, October 2025
Ö1
"[...] a rousing and varied recording, to which the percussion accompaniment lends a special groove." Review by Katharina Hirschmann, May 15, 2025
BRF 1
“An absolute discovery“ says Patrick Lemmens, who presented the album in the programme Klassikzeit on Belgian broadcaster BRF 1 on 22.04.2025.
Pizzicato
On April 4, 2025, an article appeared on interview with Ercole Nisini was published, in which he talks in detail about his new album.
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