Monteverdi Brass - Susato Dance Suite

Tilemann Susato - Dance Suite
"A.B.Michelangeli" Hall, Bolzano Conservatory, 11 june 2009.
Teachers & Students of the Brass & Drums departments of the "Monteverdi" Bolzano Conservatory
Marco Pierobon - Conductor

[@falaqdad15]

@schatzmaster
I'd say they have a nice sound! Interpreted to be brassy, lively, and powerful by them, these songs I feel sound very nice. However I did find some little timing errors entering Mon Amy; however they managed to slightly reconcile.

[@03bi10]

This performance sounds harsh, but sounds terrific.

[@itsme-uk5ki]

sounds better with a flute choir

[@schatzmaster]

I think that this sounds great, but there should be more thundering drums. There was a nice pjb recording and even a middle school group which had a powerful tympani line.

[@themaddscientist59]

Sounds great, but also very modern. A period performance would include a lot of improvisation, while this performance is a standard rendition right off the music.

[@Omgshoes017]

we play it a little slower, and without drums :( not enough people

[@schatzmaster]

Also, I'm a little confused, because as a conservatory, "Bolzano Conservatory," why do they sound so rusty? If these conservatory students are performing at a concert, even along with teachers, shouldn't they have a professional quality sound?

[@PestisNigra]

haha, another jumping conductor. Is he also a student of Israel Gursky ?

[@bcharville]

@brtnats That's what I'd like to know lol

[@schatzmaster]

Also, I'm a little confused, because as a conservatory, "Bolzano Conservatory," why do they sound so rusty? If these conservatory students are performing at a concert, even along with teachers, shouldn't they have a professional quality sound?