Trumpets in Concert

The classical and classical crossover group Trumpets in Concert has a diverse repertoire that features seasonal and traditional pieces. One of their standout tracks is “Morgen Kommt Der Weihnachtsmann,” a piece that captures the essence of holiday cheer. Another popular favorite is “Winter Wonderland,” which brings a festive spirit to audiences, making it a staple during the colder months.

Their collection also includes “Blue Christmas” and “Brazilian Sleigh Bells,” adding a unique twist to classic holiday sounds. Tracks like “Prince of Denmark's March” and “Brandenburg Concerto No. 2, BWV 1047: III. Allegro (Arr. for Chamber Ensemble)” showcase their classical roots, while “Hohe Nacht Der Klaren Sterne” and “Suesser Die Glocken Nie Klingen” reflect the rich traditions of European music. “Winter” and “Kirchmettenweise Tirol” round out their offerings, appealing to a wide range of listeners. Each piece carries its own charm, contributing to the group's engaging performance style.

Trumpets in Concert recently released the album "Colours of Christmas" in 2020, which features a collection of festive tracks that reimagine traditional holiday tunes. The album showcases their signature sound, blending classical elements with contemporary arrangements. Notable pieces include "Silent Night" and "Jingle Bells," both presented with a fresh take that appeals to a wide audience.

Prior to this, "A Child's Christmas," released in 2016, offered listeners a charming selection of seasonal favorites. This album highlights the group's ability to convey warmth and nostalgia through pieces like "O Holy Night" and "We Wish You a Merry Christmas." Each track reflects their commitment to creating a joyful listening experience while maintaining a clear connection to classical roots.

Trumpets in Concert has made notable appearances at various venues in Austria. Their performance at the Minoritenkirche showcased a blend of classical and contemporary pieces, drawing a diverse audience. The venue’s unique acoustics added depth to their sound, allowing the trumpets to resonate clearly.

At the Kulturhaus Romerfeld, their concert featured a mix of original compositions and arrangements. This event highlighted their ability to bridge classical traditions with modern influences, appealing to both seasoned classical fans and new listeners.

In addition to these venues, they have participated in several festivals, including the Vienna Music Festival, where they collaborated with other artists, further enriching their repertoire. Their commitment to exploring different musical styles continues to engage audiences across various platforms.

"Gabriella's Song (Arr. for Chamber Ensemble)" features the collaboration with Stefan Nilsson, showcasing a blend of traditional elements with contemporary flair. This arrangement provides a fresh take on Nilsson's original work, enhancing its melodic lines and giving a new dimension to the performance.

The piece "Prince of Denmark's March," arranged by Gernot Kahofer, stands out for its lively rhythm and engaging structure. Kahofer's interpretation brings a dynamic quality, inviting listeners to appreciate the nuances of the composition. Another notable collaboration is "Laudate Dominum," also arranged by Kahofer. This piece highlights a rich interplay between instruments, creating a harmonious sound that captivates the audience.

In addition, the arrangement of "Brandenburg Concerto No. 2, BWV 1047: III. Allegro" by Johann Sebastian Bach is a significant collaboration. This work emphasizes the intricate dialogue between the solo trumpet and the ensemble, showcasing both the technical skill and the musicality of the performers. Each collaboration demonstrates a unique approach to classical music, appealing to a wide range of listeners.