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classical music, opera, theatre
phil Blech Wien
12 March 2017, Sunday
7:30 pm - 9:10 pm
one interval
Béla Bartók National Concert Hall
Produced by Müpa Budapest

phil Blech Wien:

trumpet Helmut Fuchs, Daniel Neumann, Florian Pichler, Thomas Fleissner, Sven Barnkoth
Vienna horn Raphael Stöffelmayr, Reinhard Zmöllnig, Marcus Schmidinger
trombone Michael Buchanan, Christian Eisenhut
bass trombone Christian Poitinger
tuba Christoph Gigler
timpani Benjamin Schmidinger
percussion Peter Dullnig
musical director Anton Mittermayr

R. Strauss

Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare

Handel

Zadok the Priest – Coronation Anthem (UEFA Champions League Anthem)

Haydn

Die Schöpfung – Vollendet ist das große Werk (The great work is complete)

Mozart

Die Zauberflöte – Overture, Der Vogelfänger bin ich ja (Papageno's entrance), Der Hölle Rache (Queen of the Night's aria)

interval

R. Strauss

Fanfare in F

Wagner

Tannhäuser – Entrance and march of the guests

Schmidt

Fredigundis – Royal fanfares

Liszt

Ave Maria II

Wagner

Lohengrin – Prélude to Act III

Verdi

Aida – Triumphal march

Change in programme
Please be advised that due to technical issues, the Berlin Philharmonic Wind Ensemble will not be appearing at the concert. Taking their place with the above programme will be the Viennese musicians of phil Blech Wien.

The idea came up in 2010, during one of the Vienna Philharmonic's concert tours: to found an ensemble that cultivates and nurtures the great traditions of Viennese music for brass and percussion, while also giving it a new impetus. All of the members of phil Blech play in prestigious Viennese orchestras and also received their musical training in the city. The ensemble comprises five trumpeters, three horn players, three trombonists, one tubist, two percussionists and the music director (true to their city's heritage, they naturally employ the rotary valve trumpet, Vienna horn and Vienna timpani). The highly successful ensemble owes its rapid ascent to popularity to the quality of the individual musicians and, above all, to their marvellous synergy. They are immensely proud of their first album from 2013, which features transcriptions of Verdi and Wagner along with arrangements of works by Bruckner, Mahler, Mascagni, Mendelssohn, Mozart and Rodrigo. Their repertoire consists solely of their own transcriptions, and this not only allows every instrument and musician to shine, it also gives the audience an opportunity to hear the music played in a new way.

Presented by: Müpa Budapest

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