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Woud: Serenade / Bourgeois: Fantasia On the Hexachord

9/30/1999, 17 Tracks, 1:15:52

Featuring

  • Bjørn Kåre Moe
  • Ingo Petry
  • Olaf Ott
  • Ulrich Behrends
  • Ulrich Dieckmann
  • Hermann Bäumer
  • Ben van Dijk
  • Triton Trombone Quartet
  • Charles Ives
  • Anonymous
  • Alfonso Ferrabosco the elder
  • Derek Bourgeois
  • Nick Woud
  • Mogens Andresen
  • Raymond Premru
  • Brett Dean

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Performer Biography

The Triton Trombone Quartet was founded in 1982 and achieved a breakthrough in 1986 by winning first prize at the International Chamber Music Competition for Brass in Barcs, Hungary.

Source: Booklet

Performer Biography

Olaf Ott, a trombonist in the Triton Trombone Quartet, has been a trombonist in the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra since 1994.

Source: Booklet

Compositional Technique

Nick Woud's Serenade for Bass Trombone solo and four Tenor Trombones uses the minor second as a basic interval, playing a major role in all melodic material.

Source: Booklet

Performer Biography

Hermann Bäumer, another member of the Triton Trombone Quartet, is an alternate trombonist in the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and has been a conductor since 1996.

Source: Booklet

Composition History

Brett Dean's Night's Journey was commissioned by the Triton Trombone Quartet for this 1998 CD project and premiered in October 1997.

Source: Booklet

Album & Artwork

The album concept can be interpreted as a geographical journey from America to Australia, or a journey through a single day from sunrise to night.

Source: Booklet

Album & Artwork

The album's title, "Triton's Journey," is inspired by Triton, son of the sea god Poseidon, who gave the Triton Trombone Quartet its name.

Source: Booklet

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