TILT Brass

Thu 30 Jun, 2011, 8pm

Members of TILT Brass perform a wide range of rarely heard chamber works for brass, percussion and electronics by European and NYC-based composers, including the New York premiere of Herakles 2 by acclaimed German composer Heiner Goebbels, as well as works by Richard Barrett, Peter Zummo and Chris McIntyre.

PROGRAM
Heiner Goebbels – Herakles 2 (1992)
brass quintet, percussion, sampler
Richard Barrett – EARTH (1987-88)
trombone and perc.
Peter ZummoInstruments (1980)
trumpet, trombone, cello, marimba
Chris McIntyre – quartet music (2010)
trumpet, horn, bass trombone, synth/perc.

PERSONNEL
Chris McIntyre - trombone, music director
Dave Shively - percussion; Gareth Flowers, Tim Leopold - trumpets; Nathan Koci - French horn, synth; Matt Marks - French horn, sampler; Ben Stapp - tuba; Jessie Marino - cello

TILT Brass is a Brooklyn-based experimental music organization dedicated to expanding the world of contemporary brass performance by producing innovative concert programs and recording projects, and by commissioning new works for its two ensembles,TILT Creative Brass Band (CBB) and TILT SIXtet. Since forming in 2003, TILT Brass has presented the work of over 50 composers, including group members and local colleagues, as well as established masters. TILT’s repertoire engages its audience with musical experiences ranging from sonorous soundscapes to the raucous strains of a street band, from freely improvised explorations to the precision and clarity of fully notated chamber music.

The Darmstadt Institute is made possible, in part, through generous support from the Dedalus Foundation and with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council