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World music CD DVD shop and Classic distribution
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ID: JB019059
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection:
Brass Collection
Subcollection: QuintetThis ensemble exists of five enthousiastic members of the `Noord Nederlands Orkest`. For this CD they choose some entertainment music. The Quintet had many succeses and wishes you lots of pleasure inlistening this CD wherever you are. |
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ID: SKMR086
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection:
World Music
Subcollection: Brass |
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ID: LIR009
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection:
Brass Collection
Subcollection: BrassThis is Chameleon Brass' first recording on London Independent taking a light look at both classical and modern compositions. |
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ID: LIR020
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection:
Brass Collection
Subcollection: QuartetIn the third CD of Mardi Brass’ epic four-CD journey from the Renaissance to the present day (Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue), the group presents a cornucopia of exciting original compositions, and imaginative arrangements by members of the group, each of which is a premiere recording.
Covering a wide range of musical styles, the unifying feature is that the composers
have borrowed thematic material - and inspiration - from one source and reinterpreted it using their own unique voices. Transcending mere arrangement or pastiche, the composers demonstrate the art of musical disguise and metamorphosis, seamlessly moulding and fusing material from one genre to another. |
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ID: GD299
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection:
Brass Collection
Subcollection: Chamber EnsembleAfter featuring the tambura, zourna and gaida instruments (GD 278, GD 276, GD 106), the series continues with presenting horos and ruchenitsa for wind orchestra. Having originated after the liberation of the Bulgarian people from the rule of the Ottoman Empire (1878), today they have become a necessary part of all festive celebrations in Bulgaria.
The intense development of music and performance art during the first years of independence in Bulgaria lead to the creation of professional symphonic, opera and chamber ensembles. Together with them the first military wind orchestras were formed. Their repertoire consists of marches, polkas, overtures, etc., as well as horo music and medleys of folk songs. A large number of composers at that time wrote folk-based music for wind orchestras. The most talented composer of such music was Diko Iliev. After his participation in the Balkan War and the First World War, he began composing horos, which are still being loved by the Bulgarian people. From 1931 Diko Iliev played the baritone in the newly-founded wind orchestra in Oryahovo and thus he put the beginning of one of his most intense periods of creative activity. Iliev had the happy fate to become an inseparable part of the Bulgarian urban musical folklore. After him other well-trained musicians continued this trend. Today the wind orchestra is an intrinsic part of the Bulgarian folk music culture.
Performed by: Wind Orchestra of Transport Troops, Wind Orchestra of Construction Troops Ensemble, Wind Orchestra of Railway Troops, Wind Orchestra
Conductors: Hristo Tonev, Dotso Vutkov, Hristofor Radanov, Nikolai Bratanov |
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ID: ART186
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Subcollection: Bayan1-12 - Vyacheslav Nedosekin, bayan 5, 6 - Valeriya Danilova, oboe 5, 6 - Maxim Makhonin, bassoon 4, 5 - Sergei Arkhipov, flute 4, 5 - Timur Kolodyazhny, cello |
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