The Trumpets by Gilbert Vinter, Black Dyke Mills Band 1968 Triumphant Rhapsody by Gilbert Vinter Black Dyke Mills Band 1972, 12.03 Spectrum by Gilbert Vinter Black Dyke Mills Band 1970, 11.55Ġ3. John O'Gaunt by Gilbert Vinter, Black Dyke Mills Band 1969 10.46Ġ2. The comprehensive CD booklet notes by Tim Mutum are enlightening, and give a good overview of Gilbert Vinter's life, making this a 'must have' purchase for all brass band enthusiasts around the world.Ġ1. THE TRUMPETS is surely worth a BBC Proms live performance sometime in the near future ! There is some quite beautiful lyrical playing especially in SPECTRUM & TRIUMPHANT RHAPSODY along with Geoffrey Brand's interpretation of these great works for band, and of course a rare opportunity to hear Vinter's last major work THE TRUMPETS, which is Waltonian in its appeal with strong similarities between this work and BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST. These recordings are a great snapshot in time, to hear the timbre of brass bands in the mid to late 60's on our modern audio CD and mp3 players. These recordings have been carefully digitally remastered from four of twelve LPs recorded on the Pye label by Black Dyke between 19 – so no, you are not going to hear 'scratchie' sounds on your CD player, but perfectly CLEAR WONDERFUL RECORDINGS worthy of any CD you buy of a band recorded yesterday - they are : Instrument technology along with a different approach to playing have created a very different sound over the years. Your chance to hear how one of the top bands from forty years ago sounded - quite different from today. Elgar Howarth, Susan Thomas (Baritone), 3.10 Hogarth Lear, Andrew Williams (Bass Trombone), 3.28ġ7. Elgar Howarth, Joanne Deane (Flugel Horn), 3.32ġ4. In A Sentimental Mood, Duke Ellington arr.

Elgar Howarth, Michelle Bowater (Soprano Cornet) and Owen Farr (Tenor Horn), 4.46ġ2. Hogarth Lear, Ian Williams, Christopher Turner and Darren Thomas (Cornets), 4.21ġ1.

Elgar Howarth, Owen Farr (Tenor Horn), 2.58ĩ. David of the White Rock, Traditional arr. Elgar Howarth, David Childs (Euphonium), 2.52ħ. Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair, Stephen Foster arr. Elgar Howarth, Christopher Thomas (Trombone), 4.08Ĥ. Type the 'TITLE' you want to find into the 'QUICK SEARCH' on the right hand side of your screen to find the music.ġ. Most, if not all of the music listed on this CD can be purchased on this site. Total CD playing time: 68.49 - Doyen CD215 Ray Farrīuy As You View Band, Conductor Dr. INDIANA JONES and THE TEMPLE of DOOM by John Williams arr. HUAPANGO by Moncayo arr, Philip Littlemoreġ7. SOMEWHERE from WEST SIDE STORY by Leonard Bermnstein arr. LIEBESTOD from TRISTAN AND ISOLDE by Richard Wagner arr.Philip Harperġ3. Philip Harperįeaturing Helen Williams ( Flugel Horn ) & Glyn Williams ( Euphonium )ġ2. MORNING NOON & NIGHT in VIENNA by Suppe arr. Howard Snell - 8.43Ĭategories: NEW & RECENT Publications, BRASS BAND CDs Material: DoyenĠ1. DEVIL'S DUEL by Peter Meechan - Euphonium Soloist - Philippe Schwartz - 8.38ġ4. A CARMEN FANTASY by George Bizet arr Gordon Langford - 6.46ġ2. Andrew Baker - Tenor Hor Soloist - Sheona White - 3.03ġ1. Rick Mizell - Cornet Soloist - Kathleen Gaspoz - 3.55Ī WARTIME SKETCHBOOK by William Walton arr. THE ENTRY of the KING by Richard Wagner arr. David ThorntonĪll of the music on this CD is available for purchase on this website.Ĭlick on the links below to view the musicĠ1. While Coke Machine Glow is a bit long and sprawling, it has moments of greatness where it all comes together: the album gem 'Chancellor,' or the marching 'Vancouver Divorce,' and the lighthearted polka stomp of 'Yer Possessed.Category: BRASS BAND CDs Material: Doyen The Brighouse and Rastrick Band conducted by Dr. Thankfully, what has the potential for great pretension (songs built on poetry, guest appearances from the likes of film director Atom Egoyan) manages to escape relatively unscathed.

It echoes Tom Waits or fellow Canadians the Rheostatics rather than just an unplugged Tragically Hip. Based on and accompanied by a book of poetry, as a collection of songs, this album works remarkably well. Loose production across the board says that these are songs played by people in a room rather than the injection-molded nuggets of radio rock fans might expect.

The instrumentation on this record owes more to vaudeville than to Woodstock. The bold statements of Gordon Downie's rock heritage have been abandoned in pursuit of the subtle and the subdued. Fans of the Hip's classic rock will undoubtedly be left scratching their heads at this album that's more country than rock, and more jazzy than poppy. This sprawling collection of lush and often pretty numbers is the work of Gordon Downie - lead singer for the Tragically Hip.

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