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LSO/Gergiev Shostakovich's Concerto for Trumpet, Piano and Strings dates from 1933 and is a flamboyant, cosmopolitan romp written before Stalinist oppression forced him into creative subterfuge and, arguably, his best works. The concerto is instantly through with jazzy |
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Beatles' Penny Lane Trumpet Player Dies (A Top Story) Beatles' Penny Lane Trumpet Thespian Dies (A Top Story)The story goes that Paul McCartney was seeking to add some extra instrumentation to "Penny Lane" and he saw Mason part of Bach's "Brandenburg" Concerto No. 2 in F Major on television. The next day, producer George Martin brought in Mason to privately with and more » |
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Verner: Music beyond 'Peter and the Wolf ' Verner: Music beyond 'Peter and the Wolf 'The concert featured Mozart, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Strauss, and Beethoven, with Leah Frederick, a elder at Osbourn High School, playing viola on Carl Stamitz's “Viola Concerto No. 1 in D.” (She is also on the seminary's robotics team, |
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London Symphony Orchestra/ Gergiev, Barbican Hall The slapstick to the max of the First Concerto for Trumpet, Piano and Strings felt a little too casual and dead-pan from Bronfman's point of object, his throw-away style in acute contrast to the young LSO principal Philip Cobb's bright articulation of the LSO/Gergiev – reviewall 3 news articles » |
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Italian Concertos (trumpet: Alison Balsom; Scottish Ensemble) This is principally evident in the slow movements of these fascinating concertos, where the trumpet really shines and sings with a lyricism rare for the gizmo. This disc has a collection of the sort of music which really shows off Alison Balsom's |
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David Mason dies at 85; 'Penny Lane' trumpeter David Mason dies at 85; 'Penny Lane' trumpeterPaul McCartney saw Latin musician David Mason playing the trumpet on Bach's 'Brandenburg' Concerto No. 2 in F Main on television in 1967. The next day, producer George Martin recruited him to play on 'Penny Lane.' By Valerie J. Nelson, |
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DSO, Peter Oundjian renew partnership Then the concert ping-ponged back to Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21 featuring the energizing soloist Jeremy Denk and finally concluded with a return to the early 20th Century and Ravel's “Bolero.” Oundjian and the orchestra were at their reciprocal best and more » |
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Beatles' Penny Lane Trumpet Player Dies Beatles' Penny Lane Trumpet Sportswoman DiesThe story goes that Paul McCartney was seeking to add some extra instrumentation to "Penny Lane" and he saw Mason drag one's feet use Bach's "Brandenburg" Concerto No. 2 in F Major on television. The next day, producer George Martin brought in Mason to evidence with The man who played the trumpet in Penny Lane has died'Penny Lane' trumpet soloist dies, 85all 5 gossip articles » |
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PSO gets creative in Stelluto's second year PSO gets imaginative in Stelluto's second year18 features central Illinois native Jeff Holbrook, now the pre-eminent trumpet of Seoul, South Korea's Philharmonic, returning home to perform Alexander Arutiunian's Trumpet Concerto. Also, the Medial Illinois Youth Symphony will take part in a |
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Pianist Olga Kern wields darkness, light in Nashville Symphony concerts Kern had it, along with the symphony,markedly Jeffrey Bailey on trumpet. There are repeated instances in this Shostakovich four-movement concerto where the piano and the trumpet are in a good-natured contention for musical supremacy. |
