I actually just recorded a brass quintet doing this recently and their
album is coming out in the very near future. The album is called:
Quintessential Brass Repertoire and it includes this fanfare (with
timpani) as well as an arrangement of Brandenburg 2, the posthorn solo
from Mahler 3 and several other "classics" arranged for brass quintet
(some with timpani, most without).
We haven't worked out the distribution channels yet, but the CD will be
available from either the arranger's website (www.trumpettunes.com) or
mine as well. The purpose of this disc is more to showcase the
arrangements than the performance.
For what it's worth, the album was recorded in high-resolution DSD and
only bounced down to PCM at the final premastering phase. (Of course,
if anyone wants to "geek-out" about the gear used, etc., you may feel
free to contact me off-list as well.)
Sorry if it sounds like blatant advertising....they are good brass
quintet arrangements though and the arranger (with whom I have no
financial ties) sells his arrangements at a very affordable rate. I
don't make any money if he sells the arrangements...I swear!
Cheers-
Jeremy
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Has anyone ever noticed how the beginning of the Rocky fanfare is the same as the
anonymous fanfare on that old Nonesuch LP "The Art of the Baroque Trumpet"?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNsGOu_W-KE
Only about 2 1/2 minutes. Listen to those horns at the end. Holy cow!
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