Brass instruments are a vital part of the festive fabric of Christmas, and Tchaikovsky’s iconic ballet The Nutcracker is made even more joyful with the brassy brilliance of Septura.
Brass instruments are a vital part of the festive fabric of Christmas, and Tchaikovsky’s iconic ballet The Nutcracker is made even more joyful with the brassy brilliance of Septura.
For his 1973 musical A little Night Music, Sondheim wrote one of his most famous songs. Embracing the idea of the ‘tragic clown’, Send in the Clowns offers the character Desirée a suitably melancho...
This classic ‘screamer’ march (originally for wind band) is the curtain-raiser to Matthew Gee’s Amazing Sliding Circus, and is famous for its fiendish Euphonium part. The parallel with the art of c...
Performing the infamous trombone solo from Ravel's Bolero six times in just four days, Matthew Gee – Principal Trombone of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London – takes the opportunity to copy...
Performing the infamous trombone solo from Ravel's Bolero six times in just four days, Matthew Gee – Principal Trombone of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London – takes the opportunity to copy...
CD trailer for 'Paradiso e Inferno'. The debut album from Matthew Gee resurrects the long-lost Jekyll and Hyde character of the trombone, swiftly alternating between twentieth-century showpieces an...
Our fourth Naxos recording looks back to the first golden age of brass chamber music: the Renaissance. The sacred choral works of four masters of the counter-reformation – Victoria, Gabrieli, Pales...