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KonzertGut presents Bright Brass
"Stahl-Lippe" "Next Generation"
Part of the KonzertGut Music Highlights Season 2024 Series
Add to my Calendar 22-10-2024 19:00 22-10-2024 21:00 36 KonzertGut presents Bright Brass The programme "Stahllippe" is a journey through the world of original compositions for brass quintet. The programme is framed at the beginning and end by two compositions in American style, which are characteristic of our repertoire, as the brass quintet is particularly popular in America. At the centre are Werner Pirchner and Fredrik Högberg, two lesser-known but all the more interesting composers: Pirchner, as a jazz musician, knows how to deal with the instrumentation in a humorous and surprising way and - somewhat in the style of the Americans mentioned above - to create an impressive film music-like atmosphere by combining different genres. Högberg's approach is just as surprising and humorous, but much more experimental and modern. With Kerry Turner's Ricochet, we conclude the concert evening with NACHDRUCK and tired lips, but all the more energised. Altstadtrathaus - Dornse, Braunschweig DD/MM/YYYYDetails
Altstadtrathaus - Dornse
Altstadtmarkt 7
Braunschweig
38100
Germany
Tickets
Prices: 25,00
Season tickets: 202,50
Booking line: +49 (531) 6128537
Book Tickets
Programme
Malcolm Arnold – Brass Quintet no.1, Op.73
Werner Pirchner – L'Homme au marteau dans la poche
Witold Lutoslawski – Mini Overture
Fredrik Högberg – Melancholy Tango for five brass players and their voices
Enrique Crespo – Spiritual Waltz
Kerry Turner – Ricochet for Brass Quintet
Performers
Julius Scholz – trumpet
Samuel Walter – trumpet
László Gal – Horn
Szabolcs Katona – trombone
Peter Kánya – tuba
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Programme Note
The programme "Stahllippe" is a journey through the world of original compositions for brass quintet. The programme is framed at the beginning and end by two compositions in American style, which are characteristic of our repertoire, as the brass quintet is particularly popular in America. At the centre are Werner Pirchner and Fredrik Högberg, two lesser-known but all the more interesting composers: Pirchner, as a jazz musician, knows how to deal with the instrumentation in a humorous and surprising way and - somewhat in the style of the Americans mentioned above - to create an impressive film music-like atmosphere by combining different genres. Högberg's approach is just as surprising and humorous, but much more experimental and modern. With Kerry Turner's Ricochet, we conclude the concert evening with NACHDRUCK and tired lips, but all the more energised.
