Programme
Trepak (from The Nutcracker) Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) arr. R. Harvey
Trumpet Tune and Air Henry Purcell (1659-1695) arr. E. Howarth (solo trumpets: Freddie Ball, Ewan Parkin)
Stardust Hoagy Carmichael (1899-1981) arr. J. Iveson (solo horn: Annemarie Federle)
La Historia de una Amapola Rafael de León & Manuel Clavero arr. R. Harvey (solo trombone: James Wilkinson)
Jealousy Jacob Gade (1879-1963) arr. R. Bissill
A Londoner in New York Jim Parker (b. 1934)
i. Echoes of Harlem
ii. The Chrysler Building
iii. Grand Central
iv. Central Park
v. Radio City
I Can Cook Too (from On the Town) Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) arr. J. Eaglesfield
There will be a retiring collection
JUNIOR PRIME BRASS MUSICIANS
Trumpets Freddie Ball, Ewan Parkin,
Joshua Cusworth, Jasper Eaglesfield,
Isaac Holt
Horn Annemarie Federle
Trombone James Wilkinson, Colin Tuchel,
Daniel Seow, Jonny Lovatt
Tuba Jonathan Surridge
Percussion Jacob Fitzgerald
JUNIOR PRIME BRASS
Junior Prime Brass (JPB) began in 2010 as a quintet for the children and pupils of the Cambridge-based ensemble Prime Brass, expanding to the standard dectet you hear this afternoon. The players attend various schools in Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Suffolk, and each year a handful of players leave after their A levels, making way for new members to join after competitive auditions. Within JPB there are members of Aldeburgh Young Musicians, Britten Sinfonia Academy, the Royal College of Music Junior Department, Junior Guildhall, and the National Youth Orchestra of GB. In 2016 JPB performed at the Royal Albert Hall in the Music for Youth Proms, having performed there in the Music for Youth Primary Proms in 2014.
JPB is coached and conducted by Christopher Lawrence, who played tuba in Prime Brass from 1997 to 2011 and is Bursar of Wolfson College.
