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The Trumpets That Time Forgot

The Trumpets That Time Forgot
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  • Suite for two trumpets and organ Op. 149: I. Con moto
    Composer(s) Joseph Rheinberger
    Artist(s) John Wallace, Colm Carey, Jonathan Freeman-Attwood Jonathan Freeman-Attwood

    Suite for two trumpets and organ Op. 149: I. Con moto

    08:54
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  • Suite for two trumpets and organ Op. 149: II. Thema mit Veranderungen
    Composer(s) Joseph Rheinberger
    Artist(s) John Wallace, Colm Carey, Jonathan Freeman-Attwood Jonathan Freeman-Attwood

    Suite for two trumpets and organ Op. 149: II. Thema mit Veranderungen

    09:22
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  • Suite for two trumpets and organ Op. 149: III. Sarabande
    Composer(s) Joseph Rheinberger
    Artist(s) John Wallace, Colm Carey, Jonathan Freeman-Attwood Jonathan Freeman-Attwood

    Suite for two trumpets and organ Op. 149: III. Sarabande

    11:33
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  • Suite for two trumpets and organ Op. 149: IV. Finale
    Composer(s) Joseph Rheinberger
    Artist(s) John Wallace, Colm Carey, Jonathan Freeman-Attwood Jonathan Freeman-Attwood

    Suite for two trumpets and organ Op. 149: IV. Finale

    07:00
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  • Three Movements from the Suite, ‘Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme’, Op. 60: I. Minuet de Lully
    Composer(s) Richard Strauss
    Artist(s) John Wallace, Colm Carey, Jonathan Freeman-Attwood Jonathan Freeman-Attwood

    Three Movements from the Suite, ‘Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme’, Op. 60: I. Minuet de Lully

    02:19
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  • Three Movements from the Suite, ‘Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme’, Op. 60: II. Courante
    Composer(s) Richard Strauss
    Artist(s) John Wallace, Colm Carey, Jonathan Freeman-Attwood Jonathan Freeman-Attwood

    Three Movements from the Suite, ‘Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme’, Op. 60: II. Courante

    02:29
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  • Three Movements from the Suite, ‘Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme’, Op. 60: III. Entree de Cleonte
    Composer(s) Richard Strauss
    Artist(s) John Wallace, Colm Carey, Jonathan Freeman-Attwood Jonathan Freeman-Attwood

    Three Movements from the Suite, ‘Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme’, Op. 60: III. Entree de Cleonte

    04:35
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  • Sonata No. 2, Op. 87a: I. Introduction
    Composer(s) Edward Elgar
    Artist(s) John Wallace, Colm Carey, Jonathan Freeman-Attwood Jonathan Freeman-Attwood

    Sonata No. 2, Op. 87a: I. Introduction

    02:25
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  • Sonata No. 2, Op. 87a: II. Toccata
    Composer(s) Edward Elgar
    Artist(s) John Wallace, Colm Carey, Jonathan Freeman-Attwood

    Sonata No. 2, Op. 87a: II. Toccata

    03:34
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  • Sonata No. 2, Op. 87a: III. Fugue
    Composer(s) Edward Elgar
    Artist(s) John Wallace, Colm Carey, Jonathan Freeman-Attwood Jonathan Freeman-Attwood

    Sonata No. 2, Op. 87a: III. Fugue

    03:24
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  • Sonata No. 2, Op. 87a: IV. Coda
    Composer(s) Edward Elgar
    Artist(s) John Wallace, Colm Carey, Jonathan Freeman-Attwood Jonathan Freeman-Attwood

    Sonata No. 2, Op. 87a: IV. Coda

    03:36
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Total running time: 59 minutes.

    Album information

    Outstanding and strikingly idiomatic ensemble music creatively reimagined for two trumpets and organ.

    In the expansive acoustic of Hereford Cathedral, these three musicians draw the listener into a late-Romantic world of outstanding and strikingly idiomatic ensemble music. Yet none of these pieces are, in fact, original trumpet and organ works. The transformation from a violin, cello and organ piece – in the case of the Rheinberger Suite – reveals an extraordinary new 19th-century sound world of dazzling dialogues, wide dynamic range and beguiling lyricism. As composers could not imagine the potential of the medium in the decades either side of 1900, The Trumpets That Time Forgot deliberately makes up for ‘lost time’ and re-establishes the trumpet as a solo protagonist in what is supposed to be barren land for all but the cornet showpiece.

    The results bring not merely classical respectability but a stunning aural feast of Gothic splendour and surprising intimacy. The Strauss movements provide a trio of light vignettes between the significant four-movement Rheinberger Suite (a Concerto in all but name) and Elgar’s Sonata. In the case of the latter, this version provides a new dimension to a work which Elgar composed originally as the Severn Suite for brass band and reworked as his 2nd Organ Sonata. Here, the two worlds meet in the middle.