This outstanding CD contains all of Edward Gregson’s significant works for Symphonic Brass, including the seminal Brass Quintet, the Symphony in two movements and Music of the Angels, performed by some of the UK’s leading professional brass musicians.
Gregson: Music of the Angels CD (London Brass/Rumon Gamba)
£10.00
23 in stock
23 in stock
Description
Edward Gregson began composing from a very early age, and his extensive output covers a wide range of musical sound-worlds. Music for film, television, and theatre sits alongside choral pieces and works for full orchestra. Having played in a brass band as a teenager, he has shown a special affinity in his compositions for brass throughout his career – both for brass band and for symphonic brass, which is celebrated with this new album. His seminal Quintet for Brass, Three Dance Episodes, and Aria for Philip mark his connection to the Philip Jones Brass Ensemble. The album includes Fanfare for PL and Fanfare for a New Era, complementing his two largest-scale works for brass: the Symphony in two movements, and Music of the Angels. Virtuosic playing from London Brass under the direction of Rumon Gamba makes this an essential tribute to Gregson in his seventy-fifth year.
Track Listing
1 | Fanfare for a New Era* | for Symphonic Brass and Percussion | 2.48 |
2-7 | Symphony in two movements** | for Symphonic Brass and Percussion | 18.06 |
8-10 | Three Dance Episodes | for Brass Octet | 9.21 |
11 | Flourish for an Occasion | for Three Trumpets and Three Trombones | 0.52 |
12 | Fanfare for PL* | for Three Trumpets and Three Trombones | 1.34 |
13-14 | Quintet for Brass | 10.45 | |
15 | Aria for Philip* | for Brass Quintet | 4.28 |
16-20 | Music of the Angels* | for Symphonic Brass and Percussion | 16.37 |
*Premiere recording
**Premiere recording in this version
Additional information
Weight | 0.138 kg |
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Dimensions | 23 × 16 × 1 cm |
3 reviews for Gregson: Music of the Angels CD (London Brass/Rumon Gamba)
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Barry Forshaw –
– Barry Forshaw, CDChoice.co.uk, March 2020
Iwan Fox –
– Iwan Fox, 4barsrest.co.uk, April 2020
Mark Good –
– Mark Good, British Bandsman Magazine, April 2020