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2. Canadian Brass - Wikipedia

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   The Canadian Brass is a Canadian brass quintet formed in 1970 in Toronto, ... The Canadian Brass originally included "Ensemble" in its name, but in 1971, ...

3. Charles Daellenbach - Wikipedia

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   The Canadian Brass was formed in 1970 by Daellenbach and trombonist Gene Watts, enlisting trumpeter Stuart Laughton and University of Toronto Business School graduate Graeme Page. At this point, Daellenbach has performed fifty years with a seven-thousand performance streak in the ensemble, often compared to the famous baseball hall-of-famer Cal ...

4. List of bands from Canada - Wikipedia

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   Canadian Bandurist Capella (2001–) Canadian Brass (1970–) Canadian Chamber Choir (1999–) Canadian Children's Opera Company (1968–) Canadian Electronic Ensemble (1971–) Canadian Grenadier Guards Band (1913–) Canadian Opera Company (1950–) The Canadian Sweethearts (1958–1977) Canadian Zephyr (1969–1983) Cancer Bats (2004–)

5. Fred Mills (musician) - Wikipedia

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   The Canadian Brass ensemble performed hundreds of his arrangements including Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565, which appeared on the album The Pachelbel Canon and Other Great Baroque Hits, released in 1980.

6. Joe Burgstaller - Wikipedia

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   In 2001 he joined Canadian Brass and was a member until 2004 and again from 2006 to 2009. [4] Three Canadian Brass albums featuring Burgstaller became top 10 Billboard hits. [5] He is a founding member of the New York Brass Arts Trio along with David Jolley and Haim Avitsur. [5] He is currently the associate professor of Trumpet at Arizona ...

7. Brass quintet repertoire - Wikipedia

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   But it was Canadian Brass that developed the pragmatic approach to repertoire allowed the ensemble to reach a wider audience. They developed a two prong approach to performance, developing a masterpiece approach to repertoire that popularized the brass quintet as an ensemble into what was essentially a "pops" ensemble.

8. Swingtime! - Wikipedia

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   The Canadian Brass Jazz All-Stars appear on tracks 1, 6, 13 and 14. The personnel for this ensemble is as follows: Don Sebesky: leader; Neil Balm: trumpet; Warren Bernhardt: keyboard; Gene Bertoncini: guitar; Rick Baptist: trumpet; Bob Carlisle: French horn on tracks 1 & 13; Larry Farrell: trombone; Paul Faulise: bass trombone

9. Gene Watts - Wikipedia

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   He was hand-picked by conductor Seiji Ozawa as principal trombonist for the Toronto Symphony, where he met Charles Daellenbach, and persuaded him to start the Canadian Brass in 1970. In 2010, he retired from touring, and is now listed as an "Emeritus" member of the Canadian Brass. [ 3 ]