Biber Sonata a7 for 6 trumpets, timpani and continuo
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Performed by:
Mark Bennett
Stian Aareskjold
Simon Munday
Matthew Wells
Matthew Martin
Ingrid Åhlander Bennett
Tommy Foster
Trumpets made by Norwich natural trumpets
Produced by Stian Aareskjold
This was good during covid. Would like to see a live gathering and really go extra ham on the ornaments.
fantastic you guys....you've already been blasting down the Dordogne valley this afternoon....beats the bloody hedge trimmers !! . Jumbohugs allround xxx
Las trompetas aparecen combinadas prácticamente de todas las formas posibles. Solemne y grandioso.
Great having timpani at home! Thank you all.
Bravo....very beautiful....
GREAT!
Das strahlt wunderbar, einfach toll, Klasse, Gratulation, Perfekt!!!
Super, Klasse👍👍👍🎺
Delightful - and there was I thinking a continuo was an Italian nobleman
Brilliant!
Spectacular! Thanks!
Очень круто! Спасибо большое)) карантинный Бибер!
Malheureusement je ne parle pas anglais et je ne peu pas traduire !
Great job! Frankly, I'd much rather hear Baroque trumpets played in such a manner (with vent holes), ie with accuracy, intonation and wonderful phrasing, than have to listen to folks trying to bend the out of tune notes (f and a) into tune and being only marginally successful.
Both are great. You'll never here a pro baroque trumpet player saying bad stuff about the holeless players. I play holess as well but just not on here. I wish the holeless brigade were a little less scathing in their opinion of the holed natural trumpet players.
@@markbennett5274 - I studied with Ed Tarr from around 1977-81 or so. Then got a job teaching trumpet at the Musk-Akademie der Stadt Basel, albeit at the prep depart. teaching modern trumpet. Way back then we sounded about as ... trying ... as many of the homeless folks do to. When Ed died, a group got together to play a memorial performance and frankly, it was embarrassing. About as embarrassing as we (often) did back then. But there are so, so many really fine recordings of specialists today playing 3 and 4 hole systems who play very well, both within the section and within the orchestra. And I'm talking about live performances, not edited recordings. The Czech crew 1704 is a prime example.
That was so enjoyable Tony...many thanks! How are you doing at this strange time?
C’è ne sont pas des trompette naturelle!
No, noone said they are? Our company name is Norwich natural trumpets because we also make natural trumpets as well as baroque ones with vents. We started off only making natural trumpets but quickly found more people asking for vent holes,.so we started doing both! As well as keyed trumpets, flat trumpets, modern ones, coiled ones, sackbuts and horns.