Wien-Berlin Brass Quintett
Brilliant Brass

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Release date: 09/Oct/2015

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01. "Flotter 5er"
Quintett für Blechbl?ser Nr. 1

02. "1. Moderato"

03. "2. Adagio - Allegro vivace - Adagio"

04. "3. Allegro moderato"

05. "Steyrische T?nze op. 165 (L?ndler) (arr. von Marianne Bruckner)"
Quintett für Blechbl?ser op. 73

06. "1. Allegro vivace"

07. "2. Chaconne: Andante con moto"

08. "3. Con brio"
"L'homme au marteau dans la poche" et autres travaux appliqu?s

09. "1. A bient?t quatre-vingt-dix-neuf"

10. "2. Un cadeau - pour Godard"

11. "3. Optissimo"

12. "4. Monsieur et Madame Pinter"

13. "5. Rennweg-Promenade"

14. "6. Les oiseuax extraordinaires dans les bureaux"

15. "7. L'homme au marteau dans la poche"

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The Heavy Metal brigade began it's triumphant progress alongside the magicians of tone colour and orchestration Hector Berlioz and Richard Strauss. Jazz and light music also contributed to the emancipation brass players. "Brilliant Brass" inspiringly depicts this via the repertoire of the brass quintet. First with two "classics" by Victor Ewald and Malcolm Arnold (unforgettable as the composer of the music for the film "The Bridge over the River Kwai"), then with works from Austria: a transcription of the melodious "Steyrische Taenze" by Joseph Lanner, "Flotter 5er" by Thomas Gansch, and the Suite "L'homme au Marteau dans la Poche" ("The Man with a Hammer in his Pocket") - two sparklingly witty works of breathtaking virtuosity performed con brio and con moto in such a way that Heavy Metal should now be renamed Heavenly Metal.

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TUD7201

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