Musical Summer Neustift: Concert for trumpets, horn, trombone and bass trombone

Concert for trumpets, saxophone, trombone, flugelhorn, horn, and tuba

Performers Bozen Brass

Anton Ludwig Wilhalm, trumpet
Manuel Goller, trumpet
Robert Neumair, various instruments, arrangements
Benjamin Premstaller, horn
Martin Psaier, trombone
Michael Engl, tuba

Admission - voluntary donations

Program:

Susato Suite, Tielman Susato (1510-1570)
Evening Song, Josef Gabriel Rheinberger (1839-1901).
Do Summo isch do, Robert Neumair
Improvisation and “Für Di” Robert Neumair (Hedi Preisegger)
Jergina Weisl, Robert Neumair
Corsica Tune Robert Neumair
Cupsong, A.P. Carter
Every little thing Gordon Sumner
La sera sper il Lag, Gion Balzer Casanova
La vie en Rose Louis Gugliemi
Englishman in New York, Gordon Sumner

Encore:
Lullaby
Half a Century

"Tyrolean serenity meets Italian temperament" - this is perhaps the most fitting description for Bozen Brass. They are among the most creative and versatile ensembles on the scene, placing great emphasis on entertaining their audience with varied music from various genres. In their 35 years of existence, the South Tyrolean group has evolved from a classical brass quintet to a 6-member ensemble, whose distinctive sound has been enriched for years by singing and the use of various non-brass instruments.
 
Bozen Brass consciously avoids being confined to any musical style. Their repertoire ranges from John Dowland to Sting, from "Baroque to Blues", in order to reach a wide audience. They can easily offer this breadth musically, but with brass instruments, singing, and other instrumentation, much more is certainly possible. Rapid and unconventional, they traverse the history of music and various styles, festive baroque music, virtuosic classical, grand dramatic opera, playful chansons, musicals, country, Oberkrainer and alpine folk music, jazz, pop, and rock.

For the concert at the Neustift parish church, "Bozen Brass" awaits with a program of classical, traditional tunes, and modern music.