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LSOfanboy
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 Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2019 2:10 pm Post subject: Delightful playing by Hans Gansch |
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Just thought I would share this wonderful recording of Hans Gansch.
The quality of connection and consistency of tone is amazing and a level to which we all should aspire to.
https://youtu.be/Zz9smrhGJ-4 |
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O00Joe
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I was just watching this the other day! His finesse is incredible.
I played the Pilss Sonata for NTC semis and in my recital my junior year in university. I don't remember the recording I referenced but I interpreted it with a lot more power so it's nice to hear it this way. I played it on C so the intervals were on different notes relatively but getting those leaps that clean is so impressive and no easy task.
Hans Gansch is my favorite trumpeter along with Maurice Andre. Extreme power when needed, luscious beauty otherwise.
Check him out in this clip of Eine Alpensinfonie:
https://youtu.be/YgNVT9VR6EQ
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One of my favorites! Shame he stopped playing.  |
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Trompette111
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| Hans Gansch is hero! |
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