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dannystone10
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Hi all,
I'm desperate to get hold of some German Bierkellar music, preferably for small Brass Group (5tet to 10tet), but haven't been able to find any anywhere! Is anyone able to point me in the right direction? I would really appreciate it!!! |
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ZeroMan
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Some time back, while I was poking through the Robert King website, I ran across a listing for an collection of "German Band Encores" by an editor named "Butts" (no joke). According to the description, the collection is scored for trumpet, trombone and tuba with 1-3 woodwind (forget exactly which). I dunno if that is what you meant by "Bierkeller" music... are you referring to the Oompah-type music we hear in the tents during Oktoberfest?
Robert King music's url addy is:
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bj
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On 2002-08-28 09:04, dannystone10 wrote:
Hi all,
I'm desperate to get hold of some German Bierkellar music, preferably for small Brass Group (5tet to 10tet), but haven't been able to find any anywhere! Is anyone able to point me in the right direction? I would really appreciate it!!!
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Hi Danny
You can get a bunch of titles from Just Music Scotland. They have a web site and online ordering. I can't remember the we site address ut their address is;
Just Music
246 Auldhouse Road,
East Kilbride
G75 9DX
Tel: 01355 245674
Fax: 01355 231020
Hope this helps
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bj
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| Posted: Wed Aug 28, 2002 12:04 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Danny
Sorry about the spelling of "web" and "but". I have just got a new laptop and haven't got used to the keyboard yet.
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dannystone10
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| Yes, I did mean Oompah music. Many thanks to both of you, if anyone else knows of any more places please let me know! |
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wolfitrp
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Hello Danny, in bavaria we play a lot of oompahh music in beer fests, but the band (Blaskapelle) are 25 or more musicians. (I am playing since 35 years "blasmusik". Our music comes from most chechor bavarian composers like Ernst Mosch (http://mosch-musikverlag.de/) Wilhelm Halter Verlag (http://www.halter.de/) elmar wolf (ewoton) but there is no english version of their web sites and its difficult to find music for your purpose only from reading the song-titles. There is a powerful chech band in our area called mistrinanka (http://www.pvtnet.cz/asc/www/dechovka/mistrinanka/indexgb.html) with english homepage but I don't know where you can buy sheet music from them.
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wolfitrp
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Hallo Danny, I searched a little more and found an interresting web site from edelmann. He makes a very authentic bavarian music. http://www.musikverlag-edelmann.de/
wolfi
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