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In recent years the blurring of established parameters of classical music have been labled "crossover"... but this phenomenon has existed for centuries. During their lifetimes the music of Handel, Mozart and Verdi, to name a few, was the 'popular' music of common folk as well as the 'serious' music of aristocracy and royalty. There is high quality music in all genres, and BRASS ROOTS TRIO presents that in colorful programming with unexpected twists and turns!
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"Con Brio!"
"Rodeo" Hoe Down - A. Copland/Bacon
"Basically Baroque' Concerto in C - F.Manfredini/Bacon
Ave Maria - attributed to G. Caccini/Bacon
"Appalachian Echoes" Holy Manna - J. Martin
On the Blue Ridge - J. Martin/Bacon
"Whimsical Air" Caprice - J. Turrin
"Red, White & Blues" Classic Medley - G. Gershwin/Bacon
"Bellisimo Bel Canto" Duetto di due gatto - G. Rossini
"Move over Mozart!" Blue Rondo a la Turk - D. Brubeck/Bacon
"Tango Argentina" Oblivion - A. Piazzolla/Bacon
Libertango - A. Piazzolla/Bacon
"Sounds of the Rain Forest" Impressoes Seresteiras - H. Villa Lobos
"Soulful Spirituals" Bound for the Kingdom - J. Martin/Bacon
Poor Wayfaring Stranger - M. Hayes/Bacon
This Little Light of Mine - M. Thomas/Bacon
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"American Impressions"
A lively program that captures vignettes of the many cultures of America with music ranging from Aaron Copland's "Rodeo" to Billy Joel's "Root Beer Rag." Brass Roots Trio brings to life memories of the Mississippi River boats and the musical legends they carried from New Orleans, the southern gospel revivals, and the haunting beauty of Appalachian melodies. "American Impressions" is a heartwarming program that will stir the emotions!
"Brass Roots Trio put on an amazing performance. Their musicianship, technique and phrasing were incredible. They have fun playing together, and the audience could tell this. Concerts like this should not be missed!"
- Christopher Foster, Olean Times Herald, Olean, NY March 2010
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