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Tag Archives: Alan Stringer
A Wonderful Day – A Commemoration and Celebration of the Life of Alan Stringer MBE
Yesterday marked a very special day. An event was hosted by members of the RLPO and family members to celebrate the life of the great Alan Stringer. We converged on The Fly In The Loaf at 1pm, near Liverpool’s Philharmonic … Continue reading →
Posted in About Brendan Ball, The Brass Section, The RLPO Blogs, The Tour Blogs & Brendan's Solo Blogs, The Trumpet o-iii<O
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Four fantastic brass photos and a video clip… London Symphony Orchestra/Abbado 1982
The legendary trumpeter John Gracie has sent me three fabulous photographs today. They are from a performance of the Verdi Requiem, at the Edinburgh International Festival in 1982, by Claudio Abbado and the London Symphony Orchestra. The first is a … Continue reading →
Posted in The Brass Section, The Trumpet o-iii<O
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Tagged Alan Stringer, Bill Stokes, Colin Moore, David Cripps, David Munden, Denis Wick, Frank Mathieson, Graham Ashton, Howard Evans, Jim Brown, John Gracie, Malcolm Hall, Maurice Murphy, Norman Archibald, Paul Cosh, Ralph Izen, Richard Bissell, Roger Groves, Ted Hobart, Terry Johns, Tony Chiddell, William Stokes
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In the presence of greatness! – Maurice Murphy
One of my all time trumpet heroes was and remains the great Maurice Murphy. This god of the trumpet world was as good as it was possible to be on the instrument. He could play anything. I always speak of … Continue reading →
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