JACQUES CASTEREDE: Prelude et Danse (1959) for Brass, Piano and Percussion

Scored for Three Trombones, Tuba, Piano and Percussion
The Stentorian Consort
Elvia Puccinelli, piano
Todd Meehan, Tim Tull, percussion

from Albany TROY1313

http://www.albanyrecords.com

Guest soloist Joseph Alessi joins this premiere trombone quartet for a stunning recording.
The Stentorian Consort (David Begnoche, Barney McCollum, Brent Phillips and Jonathan Whitaker) offers a program of works for trombone that includes five world premiere recordings. Praised for inspired performances and innovative programming, the Consort has established itself as one of the nation's premiere trombone quartets. They maintain an active performance schedule of recitals and master classes and have performed by invitation at several trombone conferences. This, their second recording celebrates and reflects their continued interest in new repertoire. The Stentorian Consort is joined by guest soloist Joseph Alessi, principal trombone of the New York Philharmonic, for two works on the recording.
Contents:
Fisher Tull, composer
Diversion
Stentorian Consort, Joseph Alessi, Peter Ellefson, trombone

Simon Wills, composer
Sonata for Trombones
Stentorian Consort

Jacques Castérède, composer
Prélude et Danse
Stentorian Consort, Elvia Puccinelli, piano, Todd Meehan, Tim Tull, percussion

Eric Ewazen, composer
Danza della Vita
Stentorian Consort

Anthony Barfield, composer
Soliloquy
Stentorian Consort, Joseph Alessi, trombone

Michael Divers, composer
Diversions on a Theme
Stentorian Consort

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