Art of Brass Vienna plays Contrapunctus 9 by Johann Sebastian Bach

[@Oswald_Anthony]

The best music never dies ...

[@trevorhannon900]

I love that pedal C from the tuba at the end. A really awesome powerful ending chord.

[@fleurafricaine5740]

Beautiful. Smooth. Wish the Tuba/Trombone entrance at 1:55 were two times stronger like they were at the final cadence.

[@ertatta]

gorgeous velvety playing. i so drawn into their artistry . by far the best IX here in youtube!

[@josipmihalke]

great Hans Gansch

[@ThePlasticJones]

This piece has been one of my favorites since the first time I heard it. Genius.

[@MERYESTUARDO]

Definitivamente cada nota toca la fibra más profunda y sensible del alma, así es Bach. Excelso!!!!

[@manfredlagler-regall4358]

Gratulation! Das ist große Klasse! Erstklassig!

[@ciaociao1880]

Bravissimi👏👏👏

[@michel_dutch]

Magnificent!

[@ertatta]

Hans gansch is on the left, correct? But who is the trpt on the right? He sounds also absolutely fabulous. What a masterclasses is beautifully refined articulation & sound. Thanku for posting this as its inspiring!

[@Musikbauer]

7 years later...maybe you already know.. Right side trumpet player is Heinrich Bruckner. He is the principal trumpet at the Vienna Symphony Orchestra.

[@josephtaylor3887]

that 1:54 though

[@nataliebundy7415]

Wow!

[@fredcambuse]

trpt on the right is heinrich bruckner - principal at vienna symphonic (not philharmonic)

[@chucksalge7036]

This is the John Glasel arrangement.

[@rugcutter284]

No trill?

[@unagondolaunremo]

wonderful, but why to play in five a music for four?