12.30 lunchtime
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Sponsor:
Julie West Solicitor Supported by: Leatherhead Concert & Arts Society 
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Programme
Eric Ewazen (born 1st March 1954)
A Philharmonic Fanfare 3m15 Traditional (arr Just a closer walk with thee 3m Lauren Bernofsky (b 1967) Trio for Brass 13m I Allegro deciso II Berceuse III Vivo John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) The Liberty Bell (1893) 4m Traditional (arr for trombone solo and piano by Go Tell it on the Mountain 3m30 Traditional (arr Amazing Grace 3m John Philip Sousa The Stars and Stripes Forever (1896) 4m Concert duration: 35-45 minutes |
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Free Concert, with a retiring collection to cover costs. Tea and coffee will be available after this concert.
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Buck Brass was formed by graduates of the Royal Academy of Music and has rapidly become one of the leading young Chamber Ensembles in the UK. The Trio has a busy performance and recording schedule having performed in prestigious venues including HM Treasury, London Guildhall, St James's Piccadilly, Lambeth Palace, Southwark Cathedral, 1901 Arts Club, and the Carlton Club.
Members of the ensemble have enjoyed considerable experience working with ensembles such as the Royal National Orchestra of Scotland, London Sinfonietta, Philharmonia Orchestra, London Philharnonic orchestra and alongside renowned conductors including Semyon Bychkov, Marin Alsop and Sir Mark Elder.
The Trio are grateful for the continued support of the Worshipful Company of Musicians. If you would like to keep in touch with Buck Brass their website is www.buckbrass.com and their Facebook page is at: www.facebook.com/buckbrasstrio
Members of the ensemble have enjoyed considerable experience working with ensembles such as the Royal National Orchestra of Scotland, London Sinfonietta, Philharmonia Orchestra, London Philharnonic orchestra and alongside renowned conductors including Semyon Bychkov, Marin Alsop and Sir Mark Elder.
The Trio are grateful for the continued support of the Worshipful Company of Musicians. If you would like to keep in touch with Buck Brass their website is www.buckbrass.com and their Facebook page is at: www.facebook.com/buckbrasstrio
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Concert at Home
If you cannot be with us at the lunchtime concert
you can enjoy a similar Concert at Home by clicking through the video buttons below:
you can enjoy a similar Concert at Home by clicking through the video buttons below:
Eric Ewazen (born 1st March 1954)
A Philharmonic Fanfare
Our Independence Day concert opens with Eric Ewazen's Philharmonic Fanfare, played here by the same combination as we will be hearing at the concert, the trumpet horn and trombone of Wenham Street Brass, performing in Duxbury, Massachusetts:
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Just a closer walk with thee
On the left is the shorter version sung by the famous Mills Brothers.
On the right is a historic recording of Mahalia Jackson who emotionally dedicates her performance to Louis Armstrong. Oh yes. One more thing to say about this recording. Louis Armstrong joins Mahalia and brings the house down, of course:
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Lauren Bernofsky (b 1967)
Trio for Brass
I Allegro deciso ♦ II Berceuse ♦ III Vivo
The major work in today's concert, Bernofsky's Trio is performed here by the Aeris Trio, Sofa Siora, trumpet Christos Salvanos, horn and Andreas-Rolandos Theodorou, trombone. They are playing in the Benaki Museum, Athens, Greece:
John Philip Sousa (1854-1932)
The Liberty Bell
I have chosen a marching band on the left and a concert band on the right. You can choose which you'd prefer to listen to (or try both, of course). The Sydney Tongan SDA Brass Band are surprisingly good, and the sound on this street recording is OK too. (I've looked up SDA - it means Seventh Day Adventist).
Our concert band are "The President's Own" United States Marine Band:
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Have you ever wondered what happens to military musicians when they retire? I can't answer for the US of A, but I can tell you that the London College of Music runs courses for retiring members of the Guards' bands, preparing them for life in other ensembles and orchestras, as session players, and as teachers.
Traditional (arr for trombone solo and piano by
Go Tell it on the Mountain
I don't know what kind of treatment we will be hearing, but hear to whet your appetite is a performance by Keith and Kristyn Getty.
I have added the organist on the right, who is Richard Elliott, Principal Tabernacle Organist, Temple Square, Salt Lake City, because he starts off pedals only - and it is quite amazing to see.
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Perhaps this is closer to the scale we shall be hearing. It's still Go Tell, but here played and self-recorded by Christopher Bill on one trombone, four times. Neat trick:
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Amazing Grace
On a rooftop in a country far away (I'm guessing it's State University of California Sacramento) three young music Majors get together to play their instruments.
Here's Amazing Grace, with Igor Fedorov, trumpet, Slavik Babchanik, ukelele, and Yevgeniy Dribnokhod, cello:
John Philip Sousa
The Stars and Stripes Forever (1896)
We gave the US Army a turn eaerlier, so here I have selected the US Navy Band to play The Stars and Stripes Forever:
It is so very easy to get side-tracked when selecting these recordings. This week's major distraction brings us back to our home shores. Christopher Bill is again involved in a multi-track-multi-screen performance. You will hear 28 trombonists, performing during the International Trombone Festival (yes, they have one!) in 2018. They call the piece:
Bonehemian Rhapsody
Jiggs Whigham - Glenn Miller, Stan Kenton
Denson Paul Pollard - Met Opera / Jacobs School of Music
Jennifer Wharton - Leader Bonegasm - https://jenniferwharton.com/
Thomas Hultén - Houston Grand Opera/Houston Ballet
Josiah Williams - Blast: The Music of Disney
Joseph L. Jefferson - Southeast Missouri State University - http://www.josephljefferson.com/
Gerry Pagano - Symphony - http://gerrypagano.org/
Javier Stuppard - Fresh2Def Horns/ Rath Artist
Peter Moore - London Symphony Orchestra
Marshall Gilkes - New Album! https://www.marshallgilkes.com/
Martin McCain - Texas State University - https://www.martinmccain.com/
Zsolt Szabo - Western Carolina University
Jeremy Wilson - Vanderbilt University - https://jeremywilsonmusic.com/
Isabelle Lavoie - Thunder Bay Symphony
Amanda Stewart - St. Louis Symphony - http://amandatrombone.com/
Dr. Natalie Mannix - UNT - http://www.nataliemannix.com/
Zoltan Kiss - Mnzoil Brass - http://www.zoltankiss.com/ [Mnzoil Brass are worth looking up on youtube. Peter.]
Matyas Veer - Essener Philharmoniker Saatsoper Stuttgart - http://www.matyasveer.com/
Paul The Trombonist - The Internet - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ6e...
Dr Karen Marston - Mt San Antonio College/Omni Brass
Javier Nero - Jazz Soloist / Composer - https://www.javiernero.com/
Dr Deb Scott - Stephen F. Austin State University, Rath Artist - https://sfatrombones.wordpress.com/
Tolga Akman - Lätzsch Performing Artist
Domenico Catalano - SlideSticks Trio/Basel Symphony/Haag Artist
José Milton Vieira - Orchestra Brazil
György Gyivicsan - Szeged Trombone Ensemble - http://szegedtrombones.com/en
Brian Hecht - Atlanta Symphony - http://www.brianhecht.com/
We hope you have enjoyed your Concert at Home.
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Directions to LMC
Leatherhead Methodist Church |
Music on Thursdays at LMC
Emma Juengling, mezzo-soprano Frederic Bager, piano 12.30 lunchtime 11 July 2019 |
a concert each week
to the end of November |
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Julie West Solicitor pleased to support Leatherhead's lunchtime concerts |
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