Wright State University School of Music Faculty Brass Quintet
Steven Winteregg
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Performer Biography
Daniel Zehringer, a performer on this album, is an Associate Professor at Wright State University and serves as Principal Trumpet of the Cincinnati Ballet Orchestra.
Compositional Technique
The piece "African Fanfare" is inspired by akadinda music of Uganda, which is often played by multiple people in a 'hocket' style on a xylophone-type instrument.
Recording & Production
All tracks on this album were recorded at Schuster Hall, Wright State University School of Music in Dayton, Ohio.
Composer Biography
Steven Winteregg, the composer, is a Professor of Music at Cedarville University and has served as Principal Tubist with the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra.
Recording & Production
This recording was made possible with a grant from the College of Liberal Arts and the Wright State University School of Music.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Steven Winteregg's composition "China Crossing" has a double meaning, referring to his journey across China and the blending of cultures.
Composer Biography
Steven Winteregg has received numerous composition awards, including First Prizes in the New Louisville Brass Quintet Composition Competition and the International Horn Society's Composition Competition.
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