INGOLF DAHL: MUSIC FOR BRASS INSTRUMENTS (1944)
INGOLF DAHL: Composer--Pianist--Conductor--Teacher
Ingolf Dahl (b. 1912 d. 1970) was originally born Walter Ingolf Marcus in Hamburg, Germany to a German father and a Swedish mother. Dahl began his formal music education at the Cologne Conservatory where he studied with Philipp Jarnach from 1930 to 1932. Then, fearing the oppression of the rising Nazi party, he left Germany for Switzerland where he studied with Volkmar Andreae and Walter Frey at the University of Zurich, where he chose art history as his major and continued his studies in musicology.
His first work as a professional was as opera coach with the Zurich Stadttheater, eventually rising to the position of conductor. During this period, Dahl was also composing and performing as a concert pianist in Zurich, Berne and Cologne. It was also during this period that Dahl met his future wife, Etta Gordon Linnick. In 1939, after Switzerland became hostile to Jewish refugees, Dahl immigrated to the U.S. and settled in Los Angeles. He changed his name to Ingolf Dahl, using his middle name and his mother's maiden name. [Read More]
ANNAPOLIS BRASS QUINTET (1984)
Robert Suggs, trumpet; David Cran, trumpet; Arthur Brooks, horn;
Wayne Wells, trombone; Robert Posten, bass trombone
INGOLF DAHL'S MUSIC FOR BRASS INSTRUMENTS (1944)
1. Chorale Fantasy 2. Intermezzo 3. Fugue
This ABQ performance was recorded in Munich by
Bavarian Radio in 1984
Duration: 14' 31"
To listen Tap > Below:
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Robert Suggs, trumpet; David Cran, trumpet; Arthur Brooks, horn;
Wayne Wells, trombone; Robert Posten, bass trombone
INGOLF DAHL'S MUSIC FOR BRASS INSTRUMENTS (1944)
1. Chorale Fantasy 2. Intermezzo 3. Fugue
This ABQ performance was recorded in Munich by
Bavarian Radio in 1984
Duration: 14' 31"
To listen Tap > Below:
(There may be a 10 to 20 sec. delay before sound begins.)
Ingolf Dahl's Music for Brass Instruments (1944)
The first movement is a Chorale Fantasy on 'Christ Lay In the Bonds of Death'
The first movement is a Chorale Fantasy on 'Christ Lay In the Bonds of Death'
Music for Brass Instruments was a complete departure in style for Dahl. Influences of American folk dance rhythms, as used in Copland's "Rodeo," and of jazz elements emerge in the tonal, cheerful movements of the piece. It was an instant success; Lawrence Morton commented in a review that Ingolf Dahl had found what he has long been seeking--the matter and manner of his own music.
From this time, (1944) Ingolf Dahl established himself as an American composer. Music for Brass Instruments is considered by many to be the first major 20th century work written for brass quintet. This work may also have been the closest thing to a 'Dahl hit' after its 2nd movement "Intermezzo" became the signature piece for Armed Forces Radio and the theme music for National Public Radio's 'First Hearing.'
(Above excerpted from: Ingolf Dahl - 100 Years)
From this time, (1944) Ingolf Dahl established himself as an American composer. Music for Brass Instruments is considered by many to be the first major 20th century work written for brass quintet. This work may also have been the closest thing to a 'Dahl hit' after its 2nd movement "Intermezzo" became the signature piece for Armed Forces Radio and the theme music for National Public Radio's 'First Hearing.'
(Above excerpted from: Ingolf Dahl - 100 Years)
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This Bavarian Radio broadcast recording is not to be downloaded.
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Thursday, October 29 after 0900 (ET)
William Schmidt's
CONCERTINO
for piano & brass quintet
Composed in 1969 for piano and brass quintet, this 1990 Brass Chamber Music Society of Annapolis performance with pianist Ernest Ragogini and the Annapolis Brass Quintet was recorded by WBJC FM.
Thursday, October 29 after 0900 (ET)
William Schmidt's
CONCERTINO
for piano & brass quintet
Composed in 1969 for piano and brass quintet, this 1990 Brass Chamber Music Society of Annapolis performance with pianist Ernest Ragogini and the Annapolis Brass Quintet was recorded by WBJC FM.
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The score and parts for Ingolf Dahl's Music for Brass Instruments along with the entire ABQ music library, are available for research and performance from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music Library.
For direct access: ABQ Special Collection @ Oberlin Conservatory Library
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The score and parts for Ingolf Dahl's Music for Brass Instruments along with the entire ABQ music library, are available for research and performance from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music Library.
For direct access: ABQ Special Collection @ Oberlin Conservatory Library
TAP HERE