
Rossini / Schumann / Mozart / Schubert: Works Arranged for Trombone
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1/6Recording & Production
Robert von Bahr, the producer, is accused of not preventing the recording and actively contributing to its release.
Performer Biography
Roland Pöntinen, the pianist on this album, is accused of playing chamber music on an instrument unsuited to the genre and arranging orchestral scores for piano to play with a trombone.
Performer Biography
Christian Lindberg, a classical trombone soloist, is accused on this album of playing semiquavers and melodies on the trombone, and stealing works from other instruments.
Album & Artwork
The album's concept is to break as many of "classical music's unwritten laws" as possible, challenging conventions.
Cultural Impact
The album's creators believe that classical music tradition has often overshadowed its fundamental essence: the spontaneous desire to make sounds that move the human soul.
Composer's Artistic Vision
The album aims to explore what happens to music's true value and expressive strength when traditional classical music conventions are ignored.





















