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Release Date: 04/10/2007 Label: Opening Day Catalog #: 9332 Spars Code: n/a Composer: Benedetto Marcello, Johann Sebastian Bach, Aurelio Bonelli, Heinrich Schütz, Johann Christoph Pezel, Michael Praetorius, Giovanni Gabrieli, Heinrich Hartmann, Marcel Dupré, Sigfrid Karg-Elert, William Schmidt, Igor Stravinsky Performer: Ronald Romm, Frederic Mills, Graeme Page, Eugene Watts, Charles Daellenbach, Douglas Haas Conductor: Elmer Iseler Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass, Festival Singers of Canada
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| Western music has long gloried in the magnificent sound of brass with choir and organ. Historical religious paintings frequently depict such combinations, and the practice of featuring the brilliance of brass instruments with massed human voices and with the organ's thousands of pipes has been irresistible down to the present day. Music for brass and organ provides an important backdrop for this collection, and broadens the musical scope to include twentieth century composers Dupré, Karg-Elert and Schmidt. The celebrated Canadian organist Douglas Haas studied in Canada, Italy, the Netherlands and West Germany before returning to become Director of Music at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Kitchener, Ontario. He is also a faculty member of the University of Waterloo. 'Joyful Sounds' is produced as a tribute to the 'Dean of Canadian Choral Conductors', Dr. Elmer Iseler (1927-1998) whose priceless legacy is the international recognition of Canada's singing tradition. Canadian Brass remembers him as an inspiration to excellence and for his insistence that they - even at the very early stage - deserved to be heard on the international stage. By 1980, the five virtuosi of the Canadian brass (now Canadian icons themselves) were in a position to return the favour by proudly presenting Emler Iseler and his Singers as their guests at a memorable Christmas concet in New York's Carnegie Hall. | |||||
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Estro poetico-armonico: Psalm 19 by Benedetto Marcello |
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Ronald Romm (Trumpet),
Frederic Mills (Trumpet),
Graeme Page (French Horn),
Eugene Watts (Trombone), Charles Daellenbach (Tuba), Douglas Haas (Organ) Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass Period: Baroque Written: 1724-1726; Italy |
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Length: 2 Minutes 15 Secs. |
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| Notes: Arranger: Frederic Mills. | |||||
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Fantasia by Johann Sebastian Bach |
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Orchestra/Ensemble:
Canadian Brass
Period: Baroque Written: Germany |
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Length: 2 Minutes 4 Secs. |
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Athalanta by Aurelio Bonelli |
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Performer:
Eugene Watts (Trombone),
Graeme Page (French Horn),
Charles Daellenbach (Tuba),
Frederic Mills (Trumpet), Ronald Romm (Trumpet), Douglas Haas (Organ) Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass Period: Baroque Written: Italy |
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Length: 2 Minutes 10 Secs. |
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| Notes: Arranger: Frederic Mills. | |||||
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Psalms of David, Op. 2: Jauchzet dem Herren, SWV 36 by Heinrich Schütz |
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Performer:
Graeme Page (French Horn),
Charles Daellenbach (Tuba),
Frederic Mills (Trumpet),
Ronald Romm (Trumpet), Eugene Watts (Trombone) Conductor: Elmer Iseler Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass, Festival Singers of Canada Period: Baroque Written: 1619; Germany |
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Length: 4 Minutes 45 Secs. |
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| Notes: Arranger: Elmer Iseler. | |||||
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Ein Kindelein so löbelich by Michael Praetorius |
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Performer:
Graeme Page (French Horn),
Ronald Romm (Trumpet),
Eugene Watts (Trombone),
Frederic Mills (Trumpet), Charles Daellenbach (Tuba) Conductor: Elmer Iseler Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass, Festival Singers of Canada Period: Renaissance Written: Germany |
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Length: 4 Minutes 44 Secs. |
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| Notes: Arranger: Elmer Iseler. | |||||
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Sacrae symphoniae, Book 1: Canzon primi toni a 8 by Giovanni Gabrieli |
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Performer:
Graeme Page (French Horn),
Charles Daellenbach (Tuba),
Frederic Mills (Trumpet),
Ronald Romm (Trumpet), Douglas Haas (Organ), Eugene Watts (Trombone) Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass Period: Renaissance Written: by 1597; Venice, Italy |
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Length: 3 Minutes 30 Secs. |
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| Notes: Arranger: Frederic Mills. | |||||
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Poème héroïque, Op. 33 by Marcel Dupré |
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Performer:
Ronald Romm (Trumpet),
Graeme Page (French Horn),
Charles Daellenbach (Tuba),
Frederic Mills (Trumpet), Douglas Haas (Organ), Eugene Watts (Trombone) Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass Period: 20th Century Written: 1936; France |
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Length: 6 Minutes 54 Secs. |
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| Notes: Arranger: Frederic Mills. | |||||
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Chorale Improvisations (66) for Organ, Op. 65: no 58, Lobe den Herren, den mächtigen König by Sigfrid Karg-Elert |
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Performer:
Douglas Haas (Organ)
Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass Period: 20th Century Written: 1908-1910; Germany |
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Length: 5 Minutes 54 Secs. |
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Spiritual Phantasy by William Schmidt |
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Performer:
Graeme Page (French Horn),
Ronald Romm (Trumpet),
Frederic Mills (Trumpet),
Charles Daellenbach (Tuba), Eugene Watts (Trombone), Douglas Haas (Organ) Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass Period: 20th Century |
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Length: 8 Minutes 36 Secs. |
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Hora decima musicorum Lipsiensium: Sonata no 2 by Johann Christoph Pezel |
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Performer:
Ronald Romm (Trumpet),
Graeme Page (French Horn),
Douglas Haas (Organ),
Charles Daellenbach (Tuba), Frederic Mills (Trumpet), Eugene Watts (Trombone) Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass Period: Baroque Written: by 1670; Germany |
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Length: 5 Minutes 50 Secs. |
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| Notes: Arranger: Frederic Mills. | |||||
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Ich danke dir von ganzem Herzen by Heinrich Hartmann |
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Performer:
Eugene Watts (Trombone),
Ronald Romm (Trumpet),
Graeme Page (French Horn),
Charles Daellenbach (Tuba), Frederic Mills (Trumpet) Conductor: Elmer Iseler Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass, Festival Singers of Canada Period: Renaissance |
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Length: 2 Minutes 44 Secs. |
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| Notes: Arranger: Elmer Iseler. | |||||
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Cantiones sacrae, Op. 4: Cantate Domino, SWV 81 by Heinrich Schütz |
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Performer:
Ronald Romm (Trumpet),
Graeme Page (French Horn),
Frederic Mills (Trumpet),
Charles Daellenbach (Tuba), Eugene Watts (Trombone) Conductor: Elmer Iseler Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass, Festival Singers of Canada Period: Baroque Written: 1625; Germany |
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Length: 3 Minutes 29 Secs. |
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| Notes: Arranger: Elmer Iseler. | |||||
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| 13. |
Ein Kindelein so löbelich by Michael Praetorius |
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Performer:
Charles Daellenbach (Tuba),
Graeme Page (French Horn),
Ronald Romm (Trumpet),
Eugene Watts (Trombone), Frederic Mills (Trumpet) Conductor: Elmer Iseler Orchestra/Ensemble: Canadian Brass, Festival Singers of Canada Period: Renaissance Written: Germany |
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Length: 4 Minutes 44 Secs. |
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| Notes: Arranger: Elmer Iseler. | |||||
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