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Lignum
MVSR3438
If you look up the Latin word “Lignum” in a dictionary, you find the word “wood”. But there is also another, more poetic meaning: the tree. The tree has always been a symbol of life, it is a manifestation of strength, tradition, ...
Arioso
MVSR1937
Flashing chords and fanfare sounds contrasting with bright lyrical phrases attracts the composition ARIOSO in many ways. The composer Klaus-Peter Bruchmann had no programatic intention for the piece, so that it can be used for a variety of occasions. ...
L'Avenue
MVSR1802
„L’Avenue“ by Klaus-Peter Bruchmann puts the atmosphere of an avenue in any cosmopolitan city into music. It could be the Champs Elysées in Paris, the the Wenzelsplatz in Prague or the Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles or any other comparable ...
Drei leichte Präludien
MVSR1969
"Three easy Preludes" contains three short and very ceremonial pieces by Klaus-Peter Bruchmann.
No. 1 is very solemn. It begins with fanfares played by trumpets and cornets in turn with horns, trombones and bariton.
No. 2 is more melodious and ...
Facetten
MVSR1776
This composition is titled "facets" and sounds like a succession of small mirrors, especially in the tango part. It is a very popular piece, frequently performed, and served as a presentation piece at the Berlin School of ...
Fanfara e Danza
MVSR2306
Klaus-Peter Bruchmann was born in Borgsdorf near Berlin in 1932. He played accordion already as a young boy and later also took piano lessons. Following his studies in Berlin he worked for radio stations in Berlin as well as for the state ...
Spots
MVSR1644
"Spots" by Klaus-Peter Bruchmann offers three attractive examples for entertaining concert band music. The movements are free of any cheap effects and allow different interpretations: You might thing of different lightings, colour designs, ...
Akademische Festouvertüre
MVSR2580
The composer Johannes Brahms was born into a family of musicians from Hamburg. His father was a simple tavern musician who, by his great diligence, worked his way up to become a respected double bass player at the City Theatre. Apart from his ...
Abendmond
MVSR3442
This little nocturne “Abendmond” (evening moon) combines two German folk tunes: “Abend wird es wieder” (It’s evening again) and “Der Mond ist aufgegangen” (The moon has risen). I present the tunes both ...
Andante
MVSR0117
The premiere of the "First Symphony" (written 1799/1800) took place in Vienna on April 2, 1800, conducted by the composer himself. Despite the word is reminiscent in certain aspects to Haydn and Mozart, there clearly are very personal features ...