Go For Baroque! - The Canadian Brass
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Go For Baroque! - The Canadian Brass
Music Price: $10.98
As of Nov 30 12:56 EST (details)
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| Studio | RCA |
| Release Date | August 15, 1995 |
| UPC Code | 090266810727 |
| Buy this item | $10.98 at Amazon.com As of Nov 30 12:56 EST (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 1 to 2 days,
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Tracks
- Air pour les Trompettes, arranged by Irving Rosenthal
- We Hasten with Eager Footsteps
- My Heart Ever Faithful
- Trumpet Voluntary
- Contrapunctus I
- Where'er You Walk
- Hallelujah Chorus
- Unspecified Madrigal
- Trumpet Tune and Ayre
- Fantasie in C
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These guys have lots of fun with Bach, et al. There musical quality is terrific and the arrangements are spectacular.
March 28, 2008I am a trumpet player who has studied under the tutalage of Bernie Nero principle trumpet of the Austin Symphony and am also a graduate of the Juilliard School of Music,therefore I feel that I am in a unique position to coment on the quality of this recording. Although the music assembled for the recording is an excellent combination of contrasting styles, the musical prhasing is not played charicteristically correct for that time period of music,and stylistically lacks cohesivness. None the less it is still a very good recording, that is why I give it a four rating.
February 9, 2004 |  | You can't go wrong with the Canadian Brass |  |
You really can't go wrong with any CD by the Canadian Brass; they're such an outstanding group. Because of this, it can oftentimes be difficult to choose which of their CDs to purchase. However, if you are looking for a Canadian Brass CD focused around the more classical aspect of music, "Go For Boroque!" is an excellent choice. Compared to the other CB baroque CD, I feel this one is the better. It has a lot more tracks, and the songs, in my opinion, are better. It has everything from my personal favorite, "We Hasten with Eager Footsteps," to "Trumpet Voluntary," to "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor," which is more closely associated with "Phantom of the Opera." I highly recommend this recording.
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