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Orchestral colleagues share trumpet player’s joy at purchase of new, louder trumpet

Orchestral colleagues share trumpet player’s joy at purchase of new, louder trumpet

by Kenneth Woods | Oct 3, 2016 | Not quite the news, Satire

Philip Sawyers – Violin Concerto, Trumpet Concerto, Valley of Vision, Alexander Sitkovetsky, Simon Desbruslais, ESO (Nimbus) Members of the Metropolis Symphony Orchestra reacted with public expressions of glee upon learning that their colleague, principal...
CD Review- Gramophone Magazine on Psalm: Contemporary British Trumpet Concertos

CD Review- Gramophone Magazine on Psalm: Contemporary British Trumpet Concertos

by Kenneth Woods | Jan 26, 2015 | News and Reviews

Reviewed in the February 2015 issue of Gramophone Magazine buy Guy Rickards “Four vibrant, attractive concertos…. by three of Britain’s brightest and best, and performed with dazzling virtuosity and musicianship by Simon Desbruslais and the Orchestra...

Trumpeter’s Perspective- Mahler 5 a solo with Schartz

by Kenneth Woods | May 6, 2010 | Mahler, Mahler- Performer's Perspective, Nuts and bolts

Today we hear about the opening trumpet solo of Mahler 5 from the principal trumpeter of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Philippe Schartz. A former member of the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra and a regular collaborator with Claudio...

Trumpeter’s Perspective- Mahler 5, a solo with Smock

by Kenneth Woods | May 5, 2010 | Mahler, Mahler- Performer's Perspective, Nuts and bolts

For the next few days, interested listeners can hear the Radio 3 Broadcast of Mark Elder’s performance of Mahler 5 with the Halle as part of the Mahler in Manchester festival. Of course, Mahler 5 begins with one of the most difficult trumpet solos in the...

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