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Ian Schwindt &Mark Gieseke, Trombones: Six "Serious" Pieces
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Ian Schwindt &Mark Gieseke, Trombones: Six "Serious" Pieces
Andrew Bishop, TrumpetIan Schwindt TromboneWiedemann Recital HallWichita State UniversityMay 8, 1995This was a "fun" recital that Ian and I gave at the end of the school year in 1995. As you can see below the program was, if nothing else, very eclectic. I've only decided to upload the pieces I performed... but I could NOT resist throwing my good buddy Ian under the bus by also adding the video to "Six 'Serious' Pieces." He's probably going to have some colorful words for me for posting this, and I seriously can't wait until his students in the Titusville, FL band program come across a video of their fearless leader when he was a acting like a boob as a wee lad of 23. Sorry Ian! (Ok, not really....)Program:Intrada (Arthur Honegger)Andrew Bishop, TrumpetGenevieve Bishop, PianoHarmonius Blacksmith (G.F. Handel)At the Grave of Weber (Richard Wagner)Trombone Quartet:Ian Schwindt, Matt Blauer,Mark Gieseke, Brian PostierToccata (Giambattista Martini)Andrew Bishop, TrumpetGenevieve Bishop, OrganSix "Serious" PiecesIan Schwindt &Mark Gieseke, TrombonesPavan pour une Infante Defunté (Maurice Ravel)Ian Schwindt, TromboneAnn Roush, HarpSu le sponde del Tebro (Alessandro Scarlatti)I. Sinfonia. GraveII. RecitativoIII. Sinfonia - AriaIV. RecitativoV. Aria - LargoVI. Aria. Poco mosso, sempre dolce e leggiero - RitornelloVII. RecitativoVIII. Aria -- Sinfonia. Grave (da capo)Soprano: Cara JohnstonTrumpet: Andrew BishopWSU Scarlatti Orchestra -- Jeffrey Bishop, Conductor:Violins: Rasmus Heggdal, Malin Huffman, Elizabeth Birger, Ami FrederickCello: Julianne StokkeBass: Joshua PickenbaughHarpsichord: Genevieve BishopPlease visit me at:www.myspace.com/andrewbishoptrumpet [ More Detail ]
Toccata (Giambattista Martini)
Andrew Bishop, TrumpetIan Schwindt TromboneWiedemann Recital HallWichita State UniversityMay 8, 1995This was a "fun" recital that Ian and I gave at the end of the school year in 1995. As you can see below the program was, if nothing else, very eclectic. I've only decided to upload the pieces I performed... but I could NOT resist throwing my good buddy Ian under the bus by also adding the video to "Six 'Serious' Pieces." He's probably going to have some colorful words for me for posting this, and I seriously can't wait until his students in the Titusville, FL band program come across a video of their fearless leader when he was a acting like a boob as a wee lad of 23. Sorry Ian! (Ok, not really....)Program:Intrada (Arthur Honegger)Andrew Bishop, TrumpetGenevieve Bishop, PianoHarmonius Blacksmith (G.F. Handel)At the Grave of Weber (Richard Wagner)Trombone Quartet:Ian Schwindt, Matt Blauer,Mark Gieseke, Brian PostierToccata (Giambattista Martini)Andrew Bishop, TrumpetGenevieve Bishop, OrganPavan pour une Infante Defunté (Maurice Ravel)Ian Schwindt, TromboneAnn Roush, HarpSu le sponde del Tebro (Alessandro Scarlatti)I. Sinfonia. GraveII. RecitativoIII. Sinfonia - AriaIV. RecitativoV. Aria - LargoVI. Aria. Poco mosso, sempre dolce e leggiero - RitornelloVII. RecitativoVIII. Aria -- Sinfonia. Grave (da capo)Soprano: Cara JohnstonTrumpet: Andrew BishopWSU Scarlatti Orchestra -- Jeffrey Bishop, Conductor:Violins: Rasmus Heggdal, Malin Huffman, Elizabeth Birger, Ami FrederickCello: Julianne StokkeBass: Joshua PickenbaughHarpsichord: Genevieve BishopPlease visit me at:www.myspace.com/andrewbishoptrumpet [ More Detail ]
Intrada (Arthur Honegger)
Andrew Bishop, TrumpetIan Schwindt TromboneWiedemann Recital HallWichita State UniversityMay 8, 1995The video submissions from this recital represent the very earliest undergraduate examples I'll have uploaded onto youtube. This was a "fun" recital that Ian and I gave at the end of the school year in 1995. It was enjoyable in the sense that there wasn't a whole lot of pressure as a "degree recital" (I wouldn't give my Junior Recital until the next year) might have presented. The pieces I picked were things I had worked on recently, or were interested in performing. As for Ian's musical selections...well, I can't speak for him. Hahaha. As you can see below the program was, if nothing else, very eclectic. I was only going to upload the pieces I performed... but I could NOT resist throwing my good buddy Ian under the bus by also adding the video to "Six 'Serious' Pieces." He's probably going to have some colorful words for me for posting this, and I seriously can't wait until his students in the Titusville, FL band program come across a video of their fearless leader when he was a acting like a boob asa wee lad of 23. Sorry Ian! (Ok, not really....)Program:Intrada (Arthur Honegger)Andrew Bishop, TrumpetGenevieve Bishop, PianoHarmonius Blacksmith (G.F. Handel)At the Grave of Weber (Richard Wagner)Trombone Quartet:Ian Schwindt, Matt Blauer,Mark Gieseke, Brian PostierToccata (Giambattista Martini)Andrew Bishop, TrumpetGenevieve Bishop, OrganSix "Serious" PiecesIan Schwindt &Mark Gieseke, TrombonesPavan pour une Infante Defunté (Maurice Ravel)Ian Schwindt, TromboneAnn Roush, HarpSu le sponde del Tebro (Alessandro Scarlatti)I. Sinfonia. GraveII. RecitativoIII. Sinfonia - AriaIV. RecitativoV. Aria - LargoVI. Aria. Poco mosso, sempre dolce e leggiero - RitornelloVII. RecitativoVIII. Aria -- Sinfonia. Grave (da capo)Soprano: Cara JohnstonTrumpet: Andrew BishopWSU Scarlatti Orchestra -- Jeffrey Bishop, Conductor:Violins: Rasmus Heggdal, Malin Huffman, Elizabeth Birger, Ami FrederickCello: Julianne StokkeBass: Joshua PickenbaughHarpsichord: Genevieve BishopPlease visit me at:www.myspace.com/andrewbishoptrumpet [ More Detail ]
Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 (Bach) - III. Allegro assai
Andrew BishopJunior Trumpet RecitalWiedemann Recital HallWichita State UniversityFebruary 22, 1996At the end of the spring semester before the year I gave this Junior Recital at WSU, my trumpet instructor Bob Grim told me that he thought I should start working on and conditioning for Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 and perform it the next school year. I was excited that he believed I had the ability to perform the famous (infamous!) masterwork, and eagerly began working on it. I had originally thought of asking the top violinist, oboist, and flautist at WSU at the beginning of the year if they would consider doing it as a audition for the WSU Concerto/Aria contest later that spring. But before I did that, I thought I'd ask Dr. Jay Decker, director of the orchestral program if that unusual audition piece would be allowed. So the first week of school I made an appointment and presented my idea to him. To my astonishment, he informed me that he had already programmed the piece on a future concert that year! I was very excited, especially after the GTA of the trumpet studio wanted no part of playing it. The unfortunate thing about performing Brandenburg 2 on the orchestra concert, was that Dr. Decker insisted on having the whole WSU string section play on the piece, because the Bach was one of only two pieces on the concert (the other, incredibly, was Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring!") Both WSU Conducting GTA Anthony Arnone (who was conducting the piece) and I lobbied voraciously for a much more appropriate and authentic performance using a small baroque orchestra instead, but to no avail. It was a fine first Brandenburg performance of my career, but as you can imagine, not an ideal balance between soli and tutti. HOWEVER, to remedy the situation somewhat, I decided to program my Junior Trumpet Recital just two days after the orchestra concert, and by doing so, have executive decision on the instrumentation numbers for the Bach. Little did I know that absolute disaster was awaiting me when I arrived at school the morning of my recital. As I walked into the music office, someone asked me if I was going to go ahead with my recital that afternoon. Having absolutely no reason why I wouldn't, I said of course, to which the reply came, "who is going to play oboe on the Brandenburg?" At that moment I knew something horrendous had happened, and sure enough, Oboe GTA Andrea Banke (who, BTW, is now the oboe professor at WSU) had smashed her hand in a car door the night before and broken her finger(s). Mercifully, my utter panic subsided quickly after learning that she had already contacted top undergraduate oboist David Jordan to play the part on my recital. David basically sight read the part without any rehearsing, and truly saved the day with a remarkably fine job under those circumstances.Program:Let the Bright Seraphim (G.F. Handel)From "Samson"Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F Major (J.S. Bach)I. AllegroII. AndanteIII. Allegro assaiAir for Erin (1992) -- Phil SnedecorCousins (H.L. Clarke)Musicians:Marla Fogderund -- SopranoThomas C. Grubb -- PianoIan Schwindt -- TromboneGenevieve Bishop -- Piano, OrganBrandenburg Soloists:Chastity Spencer -- FluteDavid Jordan -- OboeJeffrey Parry -- ViolinWSU Brandenburg Orchestra -- Anthony Arnone, ConductorViolin I: Loralyn Staples, Angela Scalise, Valene GoldenbergViolin II. Keith Redpath, Malin Huffman, Elizabeth BirgerViola: Vannia Phillips, David MarsdenCello: Marcia Chase, Mary LindsayBass: Kathleen ZellerHarpsichord: Julie BarnesPlease visit me at:www.myspace.com/andrewbishoptrumpet [ More Detail ]
Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 (Bach) - I. Allegro
Andrew BishopJunior Trumpet RecitalWiedemann Recital HallWichita State UniversityFebruary 22, 1996At the end of the spring semester before the year I gave this Junior Recital at WSU, my trumpet instructor Bob Grim told me that he thought I should start working on and conditioning for Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 and perform it the next school year. I was excited that he believed I had the ability to perform the famous (infamous!) masterwork, and eagerly began working on it. I had originally thought of asking the top violinist, oboist, and flautist at WSU at the beginning of the year if they would consider doing it as a audition for the WSU Concerto/Aria contest later that spring. But before I did that, I thought I'd ask Dr. Jay Decker, director of the orchestral program if that unusual audition piece would be allowed. So the first week of school I made an appointment and presented my idea to him. To my astonishment, he informed me that he had already programmed the piece on a future concert that year! I was very excited, especially after the GTA of the trumpet studio wanted no part of playing it. The unfortunate thing about performing Brandenburg 2 on the orchestra concert, was that Dr. Decker insisted on having the whole WSU string section play on the piece, because the Bach was one of only two pieces on the concert (the other, incredibly, was Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring!") Both WSU Conducting GTA Anthony Arnone (who was conducting the piece) and I lobbied voraciously for a much more appropriate and authentic performance using a small baroque orchestra instead, but to no avail. It was a fine first Brandenburg performance of my career, but as you can imagine, not an ideal balance between soli and tutti. HOWEVER, to remedy the situation somewhat, I decided to program my Junior Trumpet Recital just two days after the orchestra concert, and by doing so, have executive decision on the instrumentation numbers for the Bach. Little did I know that absolute disaster was awaiting me when I arrived at school the morning of my recital. As I walked into the music office, someone asked me if I was going to go ahead with my recital that afternoon. Having absolutely no reason why I wouldn't, I said of course, to which the reply came, "who is going to play oboe on the Brandenburg?" At that moment I knew something horrendous had happened, and sure enough, Oboe GTA Andrea Banke (who, BTW, is now the oboe professor at WSU) had smashed her hand in a car door the night before and broken her finger(s). Mercifully, my utter panic subsided quickly after learning that she had already contacted top undergraduate oboist David Jordan to play the part on my recital. David basically sight read the part without any rehearsing, and truly saved the day with a remarkably fine job under those circumstances.Program:Let the Bright Seraphim (G.F. Handel)From "Samson"Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F Major (J.S. Bach)I. AllegroII. AndanteIII. Allegro assaiAir for Erin (1992) -- Phil SnedecorCousins (H.L. Clarke)Musicians:Marla Fogderund -- SopranoThomas C. Grubb -- PianoIan Schwindt -- TromboneGenevieve Bishop -- Piano, OrganBrandenburg Soloists:Chastity Spencer -- FluteDavid Jordan -- OboeJeffrey Parry -- ViolinWSU Brandenburg Orchestra -- Anthony Arnone, ConductorViolin I: Loralyn Staples, Angela Scalise, Valene GoldenbergViolin II. Keith Redpath, Malin Huffman, Elizabeth BirgerViola: Vannia Phillips, David MarsdenCello: Marcia Chase, Mary LindsayBass: Kathleen ZellerHarpsichord: Julie BarnesPlease visit me at:www.myspace.com/andrewbishoptrumpet [ More Detail ]
Let the Bright Seraphim (G.F. Handel)
Andrew BishopJunior Trumpet RecitalWiedemann Recital HallWichita State UniversityFebruary 22, 1996While at WSU I was very lucky to befriend Soprano GTA Marla Fogderud while singing in the Concert Chorale. We stood next to each other, though the chasm that represented her vocal talent next to my own was (and still is) nothing short of infinite. But, where my vocal talent lacked, my abilities on the trumpet must have been the reason for her reciprocating the musical respect I had/have for her. We became fast friends, and after this first collaboration, have performed together many times since. Program:Let the Bright Seraphim (G.F. Handel)From "Samson"Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F Major (J.S. Bach)I. AllegroII. AndanteIII. Allegro assaiAir for Erin (1992) -- Phil SnedecorCousins (H.L. Clarke)Musicians:Marla Fogderund -- SopranoThomas C. Grubb -- PianoIan Schwindt -- TromboneGenevieve Bishop -- Piano, OrganBrandenburg Soloists:Chastity Spencer -- FluteDavid Jordan -- OboeJeffrey Parry -- ViolinWSU Brandenburg Orchestra -- Anthony Arnone, ConductorViolin I: Loralyn Staples, Angela Scalise, Valene GoldenbergViolin II. Keith Redpath, Malin Huffman, Elizabeth BirgerViola: Vannia Phillips, David MarsdenCello: Marcia Chase, Mary LindsayBass: Kathleen ZellerHarpsichord: Julie BarnesPlease visit me at:www.myspace.com/andrewbishoptrumpet [ More Detail ]
DOOM/DARK/GOTHIC CRISTIANO
BANDAS DOOM DARK GOTHIC CRISTIANASDIVERSAS BANDAS KE ADORAN AL DUEÑO DE LA LUZ Y LA OSCURIDAD, LA VIDA Y LA MUERTE ... JESUCRISTOAPOSTISY (Melodic Doom/Death/Dark Metal)United States of America (California) 1994INTEGRANTES: Blake Harris: VocalsEdward Stoklannd: Guitar/BassDave Edmunds: Drums PAGINA OFICIAL:http://www.myspace.com/apostisyASHEN MORTALITY (Doom Metal/Influencias Folk) United Kingdom (Weston-Super-Mare, North Somerset) 1993INTEGRANTES:Ian Arkley - Guitar &Lead Vocals (Seventh Angel (UK),ex-Paramaecium, My Silent Wake, Century Sleeper)Melanie Bolton - Keyboards &VocalsTim Cooper - Bass (R.I.P. 17th August 2006,leukemia)George Aytoun - DrumsPAGINA OFICIAL:http://www.blackplanet0.freeserve.co.uk/ashen.htmhttp://www.myspace.com/ashenmortalityHeztael (Black/Funeral Doom Metal/Ambient)United States of America (Bixby, Oklahoma) 2006INTEGRANTES:Heztael Tyrot - Everything (ex-Aristaeus)PAGINA OFICIAL:http://www.myspace.com/heztaelhttp://www.metalhordes.com/bandprofiles.php?op=view&bid=1746FROM ASHES (Dark Metal)Finland (Espoo) 2001INTEGRANTES:Otto - Drums (2007-) (Demolisher)Wille - Vocals, guitar (2001-)Minttu Hietamäki - Bass (2002-) (Carnal Creation)Joonas - Synth (2001-)Arttu - Cello (2001-)PAGINA OFICIAL:http://www.fromashes.com/http://www.myspace.com/fromashesmetalBLEAKWAIL (Dark/Gothic Metal)Finland (Helsinki) 2000INTEGRANTES:Jacob: VocalsGabriel: Rhythm GuitarsJeremiah: Bass, Backing VocalsThymian: Synth, FlutePAGINA OFICIAL:http://www.bleakwail.com/http://www.myspace.com/bleakwailMY SILENT WAKE(Gothic/Death/Doom Metal)United Kingdom (North Somerset) 2005INTEGRANTES:Ian Arkley: Lead Guitar/Vocals (Seventh Angel (UK), ex-Ashen Mortality, ex-Paramaecium)Andi Lee: Bass/GuitarJasen Whyte: DrumsAlan Southorn: Bass/GuitarKate Hamilton: Cello/KeyboardsPAGINA OFICIAL:http://www.mysilentwake.co.uk/NECROMANICIDER (Death/Doom Metal)Brazil (Rio de Janeiro) UnknownINTEGRANTES:Evandro Luiz ``Dinato`` - VocalsXavier - Drums, Backing VocalsDc. Jesus - BassAmitchi Tebaldi - Guitar, Backing VocalsRobin Barret - GuitarSCHALIACH (Death Metal Melodic) Norway (Bekkestua) 1995INTEGRANTES:Ole Børud: Guitars, Bass, Drums (ex-Extol) Peter Dalbekk: Guitars, Vocals (Vardøger)PAGINA OFICIAL:http://www.myspace.com/schaliachhttp://www.nolifetilmetal.com/schaliach.htmPARAMAECIUM (Death/Doom Metal)Australia (Melbourne, Victoria) 1990INTEGRANTES:Andrew Tompkins: Bass, VocalsJason De Ron: Guitar (Altera Enigma)Jayson Sherlock: Drums (ex-Mortification (Aus), Horde, Altera Enigma)PAGINA OFICIAL:http://www.paramaecium.com/news.phphttp://www.myspace.com/paramaeciumVIRGIN BLACK (Doom/Gothic/Metal)Australia 1990INTEGRANTES:Rowan London - Vocals, Piano, Keyboards (1994-) (ex-Discarnated)Samantha Escarbe - Lead Guitar, CelloGrayh - Bass, VocalsLuke Faz - DrumsPAGINA OFICIAL:http://www.virginblack.com/http://www.myspace.com/virginblackoff...DELIRIUM GOTHIChttp://groups.msn.com/deliriumgothic/... EL LUGAR DE LA CALAVERAhttp://www.ellugardelacalavera.tk/ [ More Detail ]
by MataDemonioss 5min8sec, Views:3952, Ratings:2.90pt, Votes:10, Comments:20, Added at:08/05/31 [ DownLoad ]
String Quartet in F
A string quartet performed at instrumental concert which I wrote. It is being played by Jessalyn Davis (Violin I), Angie Siggard (Violin II), Alexis Richards (Viola), and Andrew Forrest (Cello). [ More Detail ]
by mrmcdoodles 2min27sec, Views:45, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:1, Comments:2, Added at:08/05/25 [ DownLoad ]
The Four Bowmen: Mozart Quartet in G Major
The Four Bowmen String Quartet Andrew Sunde, (Violin) Philip Zakko, (Violin) Andrew Sunde (Viola) and Charlie Wasserman (cello) Under the Direction Of Carmen Irons Preform A Mozart Quartet in G Major. [ More Detail ]
by celloman529 4min15sec, Views:1534, Ratings:3.30pt, Votes:3, Comments:2, Added at:08/02/10 [ DownLoad ]
In Memoriam Dylan Thomas [1954] by Igor Stravinsky (1882-71)
Live performance recorded on December 3, 2007 at Zipper Concert Hall at the Colburn School in Los Angeles as part of the Monday Evening Concerts. More information at www.mondayeveningconcerts.org.Jonathan Mack, tenorHerbert Ausman, tromboneIan Carroll, tromboneJames Miller, tromboneRussell Moss, tromboneThe Calder Quartet: Benjamin Jacobson, violinAndrew Bulbrook, violinJonathan Moerschel, violaEric Byers, celloWilliam Kraft, conductorCameramen: Ross Karre and Jordan AlbertVideo Director: Ross Karre [ More Detail ]
by mondayeveningconcert 7min34sec, Views:3597, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:2, Comments:3, Added at:07/12/27 [ DownLoad ]
Mozart: Divertimento, The Four Bowmen String Quartet
November 10, 2007. The Four Bowmen String Quartet were founded in 2004 at the Comm8nity Division of the Hartt School of Music in West Hartford, Connecticut. Members are: Philip Zakko (16), Violin; Andrew Sunde (14), Violin; Ian Sunde (14), Viola and Charlie Wasserman (15), Cello. The Quartet is Coached by Carmen Irons. [ More Detail ]
Magnificent Seven (Cempaka Orchestra)
Cempaka Orchestra performing Magnificent Seven for Cempaka Damansara Commencements 07, Cempaka Schools.Conductor: Mr Isaac ChiaViolin 1: Mr Andrew Chan, Wong Lee En, Lee Kah Yan, Annabel Yong, BrandonViolin 2: Leandra Goon, Chin Siew May, Kevin Saw, Cheah Si Mynn, Wong Qi Shaun, Laura OhCello: Ian Lum, Nigel TheanDouble Bass: Nicolas LumTrumpets: Kok Leong, Kah Weng, MomokoTrombone: KanakoTuba: Chak QuanFrench Horns: Dennis Saw, Jun BoClarinets: Julian Thean, Joshua, Yu HaoOboe: Miss HongFlute: Mr KangPercussion: Luke, Mee Han, Dee DeePiano: Mr Wong [ More Detail ]
Nathan Chan, cellist, plays Elegy by Ian Venables
13 year old cellist performs Ian Venables' dramatic Elegy Op. 2 for 'Cello and Piano with pianist Graham Lloyd.For more information on Ian's music, go to www.ianvenables.com or www.chesternovello.comVideo editing by Andrew Yeung ahsing888@hotmail.com [ More Detail ]
by mozartthecat 6min4sec, Views:15007, Ratings:4.70pt, Votes:80, Comments:82, Added at:07/08/13 [ DownLoad ]