“Seventy-six trombones” is nothing compared to this!
From The New York Times, review by Anthony Tommasini:
“Frank Lloyd Wright might never have anticipated this. But the rotunda of his late masterpiece the Guggenheim Museum — which opened in 1959, six months after his death — is an ideal place to perform one of the most mesmerizing and eclectic musical works ever written: “Orbits” for 80 trombones, soprano and organ by the Montreal-born American composer Henry Brant.
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Tagged avant garde, contemporary, guggenheim, henry brant, Music, new york, orbits, organ, soprano, trombone
It’s about time I published something official on the internet! As my first news update to this site, I would encourage you, oh sacred visitor, to return here often to check for updates. Or better yet, subscribe to my site via RSS feed! Right now, you’ll only find some small sample audio tracks of my trio, but this place will soon be swimming in photos, videos, blog posts and even MORE audio samples galore!!! How can you NOT want to come back here regularly?!
- Ryan
