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...to cast a shadow again d'Eric Ewazen - I. Stopped by the stream

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Récital final pour l'obtention du doctorat en interprétation de l'Université de Montréal (Québec), 28 janvier 2013. Au programme : - Sonate de concert (Vivace), en ré majeur, pour trompette et orchestre, TWV:41:DA3 de Georg Philipp Telemann - ...

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Gábor Tarkövi - Parable XIV for Trumpet, Op. 127

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Gábor Tarkövi - Parable XIV for Trumpet, Op. 127

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"Classical tonal thought was founded on a universe defined by gravitation and attraction; serial thought is founded on a universe in perpetual expansion.”

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"Instead, we should reconsider how we reinforce the idea that classical music is more valuable through the way we tell the story of music history." - Howard Goodall, The Story of Music (London: Chatto & Windus, 2013).

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Overall, the recital was good. I liked the fact that they incorporated a singer and it sounded beautiful when the trumpet and vocalist performed together. The only drawback for me was that it was a little long but that’s understandable for a concert. I loved how the trumpet player made jokes and gave us a background on the trumpets he was using and the pieces he was playing. It felt very personable when he engaged with the audience I felt like he really took us on a journey. There were even times when he was playing that I got lost in the pieces and they were actually telling a story. There was one specific piece, although I don’t remember the name of it I do know that he stated that he was going to play the trumpet to take the place of another soprano voice part. It sounded amazing alongside the female vocalist.