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brass connection tirol @ the kitzbüheler sommerkonzerte

The Brass Connection Tirol played in Kitzbühel last night. I was allowed to tag along and take a load of pictures.

Lineup

Trumpets:

• Florian Klingler
• Manfred Lugger
• Markus Kuen
• Raimund Walder
• Josef Seeber

Horns:

• Silvia Klingler
• Karin Albrecht

Trombones/Tuba:

• Otto Hornek
• Lukas Klingler
• Bernhard Großlercher (also Euphonium)
• Fabian Kerber
• Werner Kreidl (Tuba)

Percussion:

• Michael Oberaigner
• Christian Norz
• Karl Mair

Program

The program was varied, ranging from Renaissance to Jazz, and very entertaining. The highlights were Florian Bramböck’s Rundgemälde-Suite, which was premiered, and a suite from Carmina Burana by Carl Orff, arranged by Otto Hornek for the BCT. The full program they played:

• Giles Farnaby, Mal Sims
• Diego Ortiz, Tres Recercadas
• Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Psalm 91
• Florian Bramböck, Rundgemälde-Suite

• Carl Orff, Suite aus Carmina Burana
• Gordon Langford, London Miniatures
• Traditional, Auf Tirolerischen Almen
• Heiner Wiberny, Ulla in Afrika

Sadly, they only got to play one encore, but the audience seemed a bit zoned-out after Brass Machine, which was a fantastic way to end the evening.

Pictures

Yesterday before heading out to the concert, I stumbled across a post by Zack Arias where he showed some experimental multiple exposures he took during a concert. I tried that trick as well and came up with some interesting results:

And now, the moment you’ve all been waiting for, the link to the whole album: