The rest of the orchestra were just looking round in wonder, not surprisingly. What a lineup! If you don't know, Crispian Steele-Perkins played the solo in the Beatles song Penny Lane. People thought it was speeded up, and he couldn't possibly have played it, but he did. He walked in, sight-read it, collected his fee, and left!
No doubt Mr. Steele-Perkins could have done a bang-up job on it but the Rough Guide to the Beatles (referenced in the Wikipedia article on Penny Lane) credits David Mason as the trumpeter on that piece. I was curious after reading your message so looked it up. Thanks for metioning Crispian. I am learning more about him and his music.
He was one of around 16 trumpeters needed to play this. Each sight read it - it's what musicians do - so what's special about him? Which few notes did he play? This is a demanding piece of music.
This is the Akron Symphony Orchestra (Ohio) rehearsing for the 1993 International Trumpet Conference. The extra trumpeters (standing from right to left) are Bernard Adelstein, Edward Carroll, John Wallace, Al Couch, Reiner Auerbach, Arno Lange, Kenji Tamiya, Joachim Pliquett and Chrispian Steele-Perkins. The ASO trumpet section was Scott Johnston, Gary Davis and Geoff Hardcastle. The conductor is Alan Balter. The concert took place on May 22. 1993 in EJ Thomas Hall.
I'm doing a metal cover of Emerson Lake and Palmer's "Knife Edge"... imagine my surprise when I found out that that song is a cover of THIS. Bahhh...!
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Woolfhere 1 year ago
The rest of the orchestra were just looking round in wonder, not surprisingly. What a lineup! If you don't know, Crispian Steele-Perkins played the solo in the Beatles song Penny Lane. People thought it was speeded up, and he couldn't possibly have played it, but he did. He walked in, sight-read it, collected his fee, and left!
cellistoman 2 years ago
No doubt Mr. Steele-Perkins could have done a bang-up job on it but the Rough Guide to the Beatles (referenced in the Wikipedia article on Penny Lane) credits David Mason as the trumpeter on that piece. I was curious after reading your message so looked it up. Thanks for metioning Crispian. I am learning more about him and his music.
highlandsh 2 years ago
He was one of around 16 trumpeters needed to play this. Each sight read it - it's what musicians do - so what's special about him? Which few notes did he play? This is a demanding piece of music.
People thought what was speeded up?
rlneesam 2 years ago
This is the Akron Symphony Orchestra (Ohio) rehearsing for the 1993 International Trumpet Conference. The extra trumpeters (standing from right to left) are Bernard Adelstein, Edward Carroll, John Wallace, Al Couch, Reiner Auerbach, Arno Lange, Kenji Tamiya, Joachim Pliquett and Chrispian Steele-Perkins. The ASO trumpet section was Scott Johnston, Gary Davis and Geoff Hardcastle. The conductor is Alan Balter. The concert took place on May 22. 1993 in EJ Thomas Hall.
trumpetsaj 2 years ago
I needed to hear this because one of my favorite ELP songs is adapted from this :D
t3hpwnz0r91 3 years ago
What group is this? I think that's John Wallace in the middle...
gab1279 3 years ago
What group is this? That looks like John Wallace in the middle...
gab1279 3 years ago
I´m related with him.... I think he is something like an uncle of my gandpa
waiting4m0re 3 years ago
Do you have a bass trumpet in this performance?
dbadagna 3 years ago
I'm doing a metal cover of Emerson Lake and Palmer's "Knife Edge"... imagine my surprise when I found out that that song is a cover of THIS. Bahhh...!
GaryCancer 3 years ago
ELP is/are systematically covering all sorts of classical music fragments.
BranSheanew 3 years ago
going to hear this in birmingham 12 june; sounds great, precedes beethoven 9!
martinkimber 3 years ago
janacek is an exciting composer, explore him and you will be rewarded. One of the greats
CzarDodon 4 years ago
The picture's poor but the sound's good, and what an exciting piece!
leitfie3579 4 years ago