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Legendary Trumpet Story
Just heard this wonderful story about the Great Trumpeter Willie Lang, from the eminent trombonist Peter Bassano… John Georgiadis the renowned ex-leader of the London Symphony Orchestra has recently been coaching the strings of my Rochester Orchestra. Driving home after … Continue reading
Posted in The Trumpet o-iii<O
Tagged 'flugel horn', 3, flugel, flugle, fluglehorn, horn, John Geordiadis, laing, Lang, Mahler, Peter Bassano, post, Posthorn, Solti, three, Trumpet, willi, william, William Lang, willie, Willie Lang, willy
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The Offstage Trumpeter
One of the various jobs I am asked to perform as an orchestral trumpet player is that of the offstage trumpeter. Usually, the composer wants the effect of a lone trumpet, far away in the distance. It is a task … Continue reading
Posted in The Trumpet o-iii<O
Tagged "Jon Lord", 'Durham Concerto', 'flugel horn', Andrew Manze, Beethoven, Belvedere, church windows, flugle horn, James Ehnes, Jerry Schwarz, Leo Hussain, leonora, leonore, Lieutenant Kije, Mahler, off stage trumpet, off stage trumpeter, Offstage Trumpet, orchestral trumpet, orchestral trumpeter, pines of rome, Posthorn, Prokofiev, Respighi
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16/6/2010 Jon Lord: The Colour Purple
This week has found the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra half way through the Summer Pops season. Three years ago we recorded a work by Rock Legend Jon Lord. Aside from fame with Deep Purple and Whitesnake Jon is a respected composer … Continue reading
Posted in About Brendan Ball, The Tour Blogs & Brendan's Solo Blogs
Tagged "Deep Purple", "Jon Lord", "Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra", 'Brendan Ball', 'child in time', 'Concerto', 'Durham Concerto', 'flugel horn', 'RLPO', 'Rock Group', 'summer pops', 'to notice such things', 'When two worlds meet', Classical music, Durham
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