CD album cover 'Alma Llanera - Soul of the Plains' (GEN 15358) with Sächsische Bläserphilharmonie ...

GEN 15358 EAN: 4260036253580

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Not only the music, but the soul of the boundless expanse of Venezuela has captured the Saxon Wind Philharmonic in its sixth GENUIN CD: completely different realms than that which the superb wind orchestra recently traveled to in his highly acclaimed "Saxony" CD. Principal conductor Thomas Clamor contrasts the music of this vastly diverse country with other Latin American sounds – and then, if some of the best young soloists of the Venezuelan "El Sistema" play along, one is tempted to immediately buy a plane ticket to a place where palm trees grow, the balmy evening air wafts over us, and the gentle sounds of maracas, guitar and harp resonate through our body...

American Record Guide
"... a colorful, strumming, street-musicians sound that contrasts beautifully with the rich sonorities of this very fine concert band."
Review on the American Record Guide by Kilpatrick, January/February 2016

Sächsische Bläserphilharmonie
Alma Llanera Quintet
Thomas Clamor Conductor

Not only the music, but the soul of the boundless expanse of Venezuela has captured the Saxon Wind Philharmonic in its sixth GENUIN CD: completely different realms than that which the superb wind orchestra recently traveled to in his highly acclaimed "Saxony" CD. Principal conductor Thomas Clamor contrasts the music of this vastly diverse country with other Latin American sounds – and then, if some of the best young soloists of the Venezuelan "El Sistema" play along, one is tempted to immediately buy a plane ticket to a place where palm trees grow, the balmy evening air wafts over us, and the gentle sounds of maracas, guitar and harp resonate through our body...

American Record Guide
"... a colorful, strumming, street-musicians sound that contrasts beautifully with the rich sonorities of this very fine concert band."
Review on the American Record Guide by Kilpatrick, January/February 2016

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Tracklist

  1. Medley Calipsos
    (Bandido-Caracas Caracas)
    Arr. Rafael Osuna
  2. Arturo Marquez
    Conga del Fuego Nuevo
    Arr. Oliver Nickel
  3. Luis Fernando Ruiz & Luis Herrera
    Venezuela y su Música
    Grandes Maestros del Folklore Venezolano
  4. Folklore, Version after Jesús Hernández
    Los Merecures
    Arr. Luis Herrera
  5. Paquito d’Rivera
    4. Vals Venezolano
    from “Aires Tropicales”
  6. Folklore
    El Gaban de Figueredo
    Arr. Luis Herrera
  7. Paquito d’Rivera
    6. Contradanza
    from “Aires Tropicales”
  8. Antonio Carrillo
    El Saltarin
    Arr. Luis Herrera
  9. Zequinha de Abreu
    Tico-tico. Bird in the Cornmeal
    Arr. Andreas N. Tarkmann
  10. Juan Caldarella / Alejandro Scarpino
    Canaro en París
    Arr. José Carli
  11. Robin Dewhurst
    Brasilia
    Arr. Joe Laube
  12. Joseph Turrin
    Fandango
  13. Victoriano Valencia Rincón
    Fandanguillo
  14. Francisco De Paula Aguirre
    Amalia
    Arr. Gregory Antonetti
  15. Pedro Elías Gutiérrez
    Alma Llanera
    Arr. Rafael Osuna

Not only the music, but the soul of the boundless expanse of Venezuela has captured the Saxon Wind Philharmonic in its sixth GENUIN CD: completely different realms than that which the superb wind orchestra recently traveled to in his highly acclaimed "Saxony" CD. Principal conductor Thomas Clamor contrasts the music of this vastly diverse country with other Latin American sounds – and then, if some of the best young soloists of the Venezuelan "El Sistema" play along, one is tempted to immediately buy a plane ticket to a place where palm trees grow, the balmy evening air wafts over us, and the gentle sounds of maracas, guitar and harp resonate through our body...

American Record Guide
"... a colorful, strumming, street-musicians sound that contrasts beautifully with the rich sonorities of this very fine concert band."
Review on the American Record Guide by Kilpatrick, January/February 2016