Romance Frits Damrow & Eri Hayase

• Vjacheslav Schelokov (1904-1975): Concert Etude
• 1Concert Etude03:58
• Karl Pilss (1902-1979): Sonate für Trompete und Klavier
• 2Sonate für Trompete und Klavier, Allegro appassionato06:38
• 3Sonate für Trompete und Klavier, Adagio, molto cantabile06:01
• 4Sonate für Trompete und Klavier, Allegro agitato03:29
• Alexander Glazunov (1865-1936): Albumblatt
• 5Albumblatt04:53
• Max Bruch (1838-1920): Kol Nidrei
• 6Kol Nidrei10:13
• Abraham Geifmann (1919-1941): Romance
• 7Romance02:23
• Reinhold Glière (1875-1956): Concerto for coloratura sopranon
• 8Andante07:56
• 9Allegro04:49
• Tomás García Coronel (1875-1951): Tercer Ejercicio de Concierto
• 10Tercer Ejercicio de Concierto10:15
• Total Runtime01:00:35

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The trumpet in actual practice: sooner serves the goal rather than art. That may explain why the major Romantic composers ignored the trumpet as a solo-instrument in the 19th century, although the technical possibilities of the instrument had increased enormously due to the invention of the valves. In the orchestra literature, the trumpet was always given the role of signal-horn; the versatile musical possibilities remained unutilised for a long time.

The collection of composers on this album nevertheless wrote beautiful music, which gave the trumpet the opportunity to demonstrate itself in the role of sensory and subtle soloinstrument. The trumpet concertos of Beethoven, Mendelssohn or Strauss that were never composed are somewhat compensated with this pieces of music by less known composers.

Frits Damrow, trumpet
Eri Hayase, piano

Recorded in the Johannes Church Oosthem, April 6, 7 & 8, 2009
Produced by Jos Boerland
Recording, editing and mastering by Jos Boerland

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