ITEAOnline Audio Library: SIBF 2013
Live Music from the 2013 Sydney International Brass Festival
SIBF 2013 Live
The SIBF Artist Brass Ensemble and SIBF Low Brass Ensemble was formed to open SIBF, showcasing most of the brass section from the Sydney Symphony Orchestra*, alongside SIBF students and featured SIBF interstate and internatinoal artists:
Trumpets: David Elton*, Tristam Williams, Anthony Heinrichs*, Rainer Saville (AYO)
Horns: Sarah Willis (Berlin Philharmonic), Ben Jacks*, Geoff O'Reilly*, Euan Harvey*, Rachel Silver*
Trombones: Jessica Buzbee (Sweden), Joshua Davis (WASO), Nick Byrne*, Christopher Harris*, Brett Page (AOBO)
Euphonium: Scott Kinmont*
Tubas: Steve Rosse*, Tim Buzbee (MSO)
Percussion: Mark Robinson
Conductor: Ronald Prussing*
SIBF 2013 LIVE CD showcases a small collection of highlights from Sydney's biggest brass of 2013. This recording highlights the energy of the live performances at SIBF in heritage Australian Hall, without edits and without computerised manipulation. SIBF is all about presenting new concepts for brass through commisssions and world premieres, brass music education, and highlighting Sydney's brass community alongside the best from around the world. This CD serves as a souvenir of the event and a chance for those who missed out to hear the energy and innovation of SIBF. Live.
Steve Rossé, Artistic Director, SIBF Creative Productions
Recorded Live in Australian Hall, Sydney, July 3-6, 2013
Sydney International Brass Festival: SIBF 2013 In Review
"Bravo!!! The standard of music at SIBF was exceptional."
~Sarah Willis, Horn, Berlin Philharmonic
"SIBF was four days packed full of extremely high quality education and music, lots of fun for the participants and lots of nice
memories!"
~Philipp Alexander, Alexander Horns
"Steve, you and SIBF sure know how to champion someone's music...and the musicians were amazing as always!!!"
~Andrew Batterham, Composer
"It was a true honour to be part of it. I have given my very best and shared my passion and love for the tuba and the music in
general with all of the people present there at SIBF. Thank You!!"
~Sérgio Carolino, Yamaha Solo Artist, Portugal
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