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Scenes of Spirits The Graham Ashton Brass Ensemble
With Sitars, Tablas, Shakuhachi, Koto, Sho, Bodhran, Penny-Whistle, Bandeoneon & Didgeridoo
The Graham Ashton Brass Ensemble (GABE) was founded in London in 1992, drawing its players from a variety of acclaimed orchestras, groups and prestigious academic institutions. Acclaimed as one of the world’s most innovative ensembles, GABE has given concert s throughout Europe, USA, Scandinavia & Australia. On their previous release with Signum, The
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The Graham Ashton Brass Ensemble boldly explores new repertoire for
brass from different cultures around the globe, with an incredible line up
of composers and instrumentalists from different disciplines and musical
spheres. A melting pot of Indian ragas, Japanese Gagaku,
Argentinian tangos and ancient Celtic tradition, via American improvised
and classical music, gives rise to a release of sparkling originality,
where daring instrumentations are perfectly matched with sublime
performances from this true ‘world’ ensemble.
