I remember I was at a live performance of theirs 50 yrs ago @ the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver. I had a seat in front row of Balcony. The very next night I saw a performance of Maurice Andre accompanied only with the Organ on stage.
Originally "The Canadian Brass Live" was a record album, or audio tape, and you could only sit back and try to visualize what was going on during their tribute to the ballet. A year later, this live video came out on VHS (and later DVD) so you could see what was going on. However, they are not the same concerts and have different but similar playlists. Some of the funny speaking lines were cut out on the DVD. If you enjoy this video, I highly recommend getting the original CD version as a companion piece.
I was at one of their performances where Chuck Daellenbach, tuba player, sat in the middle of the crowd for the one piece. He was directly in front of me and I had wondered why there was one empty seat in an otherwise sold out performance. But he did another fun thing. He had some sheet music with him and asked a person in the row in front of him to hold the music for him. (Of course, he didn't really need the sheet music). Actually, it was a very interesting, and different, to hear the sound coming from the various corners of the theater.
We own this DVD and the original CD before it. They are great, a lot of fun. I've seen them in concert twice. There is something missing though from the original VHS version. After the first number, they say "That concludes our first encore!", then explain to the audience that the first number they played, "A Closer Walk with Thee", was not listed in the program. I recommend getting the CD album for some stuff not in this version, but of course you won't see what they're doing in the Ballet, which is a must.
Graehme Page! What a stylish horn player! Do a wiki on him, sometime. He's just great!! Of course, I think this is Martin Hackleman playing horn - ANOTHER stylish horn player!!!! Do a wiki on him, sometime. He's just as great!!!
Can someone talk about the shepherds crook trumpet that Fred is playing? I am acquainted with shepherds crook cornets but have never seen this trumpet design.
I am delighted because I have always liked the brass music and hear and seen you is a true marvel. The five are brass true teachers Thank you
I remember I was at a live performance of theirs 50 yrs ago @ the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver. I had a seat in front row of Balcony. The very next night I saw a performance of Maurice Andre accompanied only with the Organ on stage.
Virtuosos every one. Put them together! Boom!! Seen them live twice, they are incomparable.
I can listen to these guys all day.
I them live in high school back in 1998. Had never heard of them but was hooked.
great musicians the best brass quintet. Thank you for this music that still today fills with life and art
Great musicians, great music, and I love the tuxes. What a treat. Bravo!
Just amazing and full of JOY !!
Originally "The Canadian Brass Live" was a record album, or audio tape, and you could only sit back and try to visualize what was going on during their tribute to the ballet. A year later, this live video came out on VHS (and later DVD) so you could see what was going on. However, they are not the same concerts and have different but similar playlists. Some of the funny speaking lines were cut out on the DVD. If you enjoy this video, I highly recommend getting the original CD version as a companion piece.
What is the horn player's name?
@@gabrielfs_santana Which one? The french horn? Or the trumpet players?
@@howie9751 The french horn
@@gabrielfs_santana Charles Dallenbach
Espetacular . É aqui no Brasil vivemos atualmente um verdadeiro lixo musical
Wonderful triple tonguing in the first number, brilliant Ronnie.
I was at one of their performances where Chuck Daellenbach, tuba player, sat in the middle of the crowd for the one piece. He was directly in front of me and I had wondered why there was one empty seat in an otherwise sold out performance. But he did another fun thing. He had some sheet music with him and asked a person in the row in front of him to hold the music for him. (Of course, he didn't really need the sheet music). Actually, it was a very interesting, and different, to hear the sound coming from the various corners of the theater.
We own this DVD and the original CD before it. They are great, a lot of fun. I've seen them in concert twice. There is something missing though from the original VHS version. After the first number, they say "That concludes our first encore!", then explain to the audience that the first number they played, "A Closer Walk with Thee", was not listed in the program. I recommend getting the CD album for some stuff not in this version, but of course you won't see what they're doing in the Ballet, which is a must.
VHS tape...Oh Yeah!!
Can anyone give the actual date of this performance? It isn't in the description. Just the date of the video posting.
정말 멋진 연주 감사합니다.
good~!!
still the best.
Unfassbar souverän die Combo !!!!!
UNERREICHBAR für normale Menschen ...
Einfach nur genial, lustig & voll guat (good!)
30:00 Gotta love breaking into some La bohème (an opera), then the can-can from Offenbach's operatic Orpheus in the Underworld!
BRAVIIIIIIIISSSIIIIIIIIIIIMOOOOOO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful
-Thank you for sharing! 谢谢您的分享！
great music
Thanks for sharing
Wonderful
Os melhores! 🎺
Man, I miss the brilliance of Ron's sound.
This band is great!
But - The last minutes of the video are silent. 😞
Great “live” entertainment!
No volume /sound at all the last piece. What happened? Enjoyed the rest of the show tremendously.
Louisius Strongarm brilliance
Lovely,
Absolutely first-rate!!!
Lost audio for Boy Mozart but otherwise brilliant!
Graehme Page! What a stylish horn player!
Do a wiki on him, sometime. He's just great!!
Of course, I think this is Martin Hackleman playing horn - ANOTHER stylish horn player!!!!
Do a wiki on him, sometime. He's just as great!!!
Wow
Who knows, what year was this concert filmed?
Can someone talk about the shepherds crook trumpet that Fred is playing? I am acquainted with shepherds crook cornets but have never seen this trumpet design.
I believe it is a long cornet, probably in Bb. Notice it is considerably shorter than Ronnie's trumpet - in Eb, I think.
Thank you for posting the video, but how come the Boy Mozart tune was muted?
I never knew the previous occupants of my current apartment. I can't learn who they are. Her mom won't let me.
1. Classic 3 eck
What happened to the audio at the end? Did UA-cam delete it?
He done real good. I know 'cuz I seen him.
Well that's not the Arban version! ;)
What's the song in the middle of the "tribute to the ballet" wich the french horn does the solo?
That's Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet - Fantasy Overture
Oh wow that’s
14:25 fugue segment
I listen to the “new” Canadian Brass..with the only original player being Tuba…and the Original “guys” and I gotta say I like the original better..
25:41
who is the composer of carnival of venice?
Arban
34:00
Too bad Boy Mozart is cut at the end.
Suprrb
who were the 6 idiots that gave this a thumbs down?
Those people are commonly known as...
Viola players
;-)
I dont think this is live
What in the hell are you even talking about? Unless its a dumb dad joke.
@@trombone113 its a joke
So, dead?
So, dead?
So, dead?
stop talking so much