Czech Philharmonic Brass / Czech Philharmonic Brass

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[List of songs]
(1) Valetti (Weivanovsky), (2) Prague Renaissance Dance (Otto), (3) Praise the Lord (Shaito), (4) Ariojo (J. S. Bach), (5) Entrance of the Queen of Sheba (Handel), (6) Song taught by Mother (Dvorak), (7) ユモレスク (Dvorak), (8) "Porgy and Beth" Kumikyoku (Gershwin), (9) Lil Darling (Hefti), (10) melancholia (Duke Ellington), (11) I Don't Wunderer Bee Quist (Elliott), (12) Nothing means unless you swing (Duke Ellington), (13) Silhouettes - Bosa Nova (Cozell), (14) You Make Me Feel (Mylaw), (15) Yojinbo in the Wilderness (Morricone), (16) Western (Morricone)
[List of players]
Czech Philharmonic Brass
[List of players]
Brass Overseas Orchestra
[List of players]
Czech Philharmonic Brass
[Record information]
Digital Recording / 2002 / Rudolfinum, Dvorak Hall, Prague
[Label]
Criston
[Number]
1
[Comments on CD audition]
The Sonority of the Czech Brass is magnificent but not too gorgeous. Jazz music is borrowed and natural. It is natural by catching the points of the music.
[Comments on CD audition]
The Golden Ensemble led by Keimaru, who was the leading trumpet player of the Czech Philharmonic. From the Baroque to the Jazz of Big Band Jazz, the selection of songs that captured the attractiveness of brass sound from the late Renaissance to the hard and soft sides of works by Baroque and the sound of Big Band Jazz is extremely boring.
The Sonority of the Czech Brass is magnificent but not too gorgeous. Ellington

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