I have always enjoyed the Canadian Brass. Thiss albumhas become a particular favorite of mine mostly because of the patriotiuc music and the circus music.
CBrass has for some years now been one of the premiere brass units in the world. Having seen them twice in person, they are true showmen and ambassadors for their country, their music and instruments.
Here is a CD that is needed in our time: a collection of patriotic, good ole’ American music.
This is 4th of July clap your hands firework watching music at its best. In fact, that is exactly what listening to this collection does for me: it takes me to the excellent Greenfield Village at Henry Ford’s annual 4th Fireworks Concert.
The Canadian Brass never fail to please, and this CD really lives up to that reputation. Even with the added orchestra, the songs never get bogged down or unevenly weighted. This was one of the first CB CD’s I bought several years ago, and still one of my favourites of theirs.
This cd is a lot of fun to listen to, mainly because of the entirely too impressive trumpet playing. While the quintet may be a bit trumpet heavy, it does not detract from music in this corny, showy style. It is a lot of fun to listen to, and I highly recommend it to those who love brass music.
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I have always enjoyed the Canadian Brass. Thiss albumhas become a particular favorite of mine mostly because of the patriotiuc music and the circus music.
CBrass has for some years now been one of the premiere brass units in the world. Having seen them twice in person, they are true showmen and ambassadors for their country, their music and instruments.
Here is a CD that is needed in our time: a collection of patriotic, good ole’ American music.
This is 4th of July clap your hands firework watching music at its best. In fact, that is exactly what listening to this collection does for me: it takes me to the excellent Greenfield Village at Henry Ford’s annual 4th Fireworks Concert.
This is good stuff, well done by early CBrass.
The Canadian Brass never fail to please, and this CD really lives up to that reputation. Even with the added orchestra, the songs never get bogged down or unevenly weighted. This was one of the first CB CD’s I bought several years ago, and still one of my favourites of theirs.
This cd is a lot of fun to listen to, mainly because of the entirely too impressive trumpet playing. While the quintet may be a bit trumpet heavy, it does not detract from music in this corny, showy style. It is a lot of fun to listen to, and I highly recommend it to those who love brass music.