Hans Gansch ist ein perfekter Trompeter und kommt als Mensch ausgesprochen sympathisch rüber. Und: Seinen Bilderbuchansatz hätte ich gern! :-) Wenigstens für einen Tag....:-)
i heard him at the schagerl festival too! he played with the "austrian brass connection" and with the "brassband OÖ".. they practised half a day and in the evening they played the concert and although hans gansch played perfectly ! he is amazing!!!
I've seen him live. He is a great Trumpet and Cornet player. He has just the right amount of vibrato. That is how it is taught in the cornet method by Arban.
You clearly haven't heard some of the great American Cornet Soloists of today. Or even Philip Cobb (who is english). Old School english players use the vibrato technique in their playing but more and more we are seeing a hybrid between the cornet and trumpet sounds. Seeing as most players play both instruments today.
Hello everybodi! What's the name of this solo? I really would like to play this solo. I'm a musician in Switzerland and I also play cornet in a Brass Band. Is name is ECV. Thanks for your answer
Hallo Romain, das Solo heisst Song and Dance von Philip Sparke, wie du im Beschreibungstext auch sehen kannst. Das Solo ist im ersten Teil tonlich und von der Lautstärke her heikel, im zweiten Teil technisch recht anspruchsvoll.
Hello Romain, Laisse moi savoir si vous allez prendre ce solo cette année. Me réjouis d'avance de l'écouter si c'est le cas :) Fan de l'ECV :) (mais pas que :P )
im looking for the sheets from this song somebody some suggestions? btw great song always listen this when im testing sound in a concertroom and put it a litttttle louder than normal;)
What? Have you heard the likes of the New York Staff Band? Where the Solo row of Cornets all graduated from either Curtis, Juilliard (or Both), Manhattan and Guild Hall? All in Trumpet Performance. Philip Smith, grew up a Cornet player. You my friend are the clown.
So many trumpet players focus on the high register. It is a treat to hear someone play low notes so beautifully on the cornet.
Hans Gansch ist ein perfekter Trompeter und kommt als Mensch ausgesprochen sympathisch rüber.
Und: Seinen Bilderbuchansatz hätte ich gern! :-)
Wenigstens für einen Tag....:-)
Mit einem Kornett den ganzen Saal mit Ton füllen?! Beeindruckend!
Just wonderful!!!! Mr. Gansch - you have a wonderful sound!!!!
Das ist wunderbar!
Perfection!
Just love his sound :)
wonderfully played. such a feeling!!!
Klasse Hans!
i heard him at the schagerl festival too! he played with the "austrian brass connection" and with the "brassband OÖ".. they practised half a day and in the evening they played the concert and although hans gansch played perfectly ! he is amazing!!!
Awsome tone quality! Beautiful expression and phrasing. Thanks for posting...JT
Magnificent!!!!
Amazing!!!
Beautiful playing. Such control. A demonstration in fantastic musicianship.
very nice, bravo!
I've seen him live. He is a great Trumpet and Cornet player. He has just the right amount of vibrato. That is how it is taught in the cornet method by Arban.
This was played at the European Brass Band Championships in Groningen (the Netherlands).
I was there.. :D
excellent. and may you continue to enjoy it xx
Wonderful playing all around
He's my idol!
Fantastic
Magic Trumpet Channel (Stéphane PISO, French trumpeter on You Tube) say : Hans GANSCH is a very good trumpeter. In French we say : "Quel talent !"
jaja unsa hansch gans ^^
wuhu de oberösterreichische brassband!
Oh |Hans!
Upper Class...
gorgeous solo
The man has chops...
fantastic what a musical performance. Nice controled vibrato although the sound is to trumpet like really.
Wat een topper. In ieder geval niet zo'n iel cornetgeluid. Komt erg dicht tegen trompetsound aan. Helemaal goed.
Very nice indeed :D
DER BENCHMARK... So und nicht anders hat ein Cornet zu klingen!
Wie heißt dieses wundervolle Stück?
Wowwww
they are going to play in vienna at "Haus der Begegnung" in FLoridsdorf for free!!!! 30.4.2008
Look at Carlton playing at 1:06 on the left!
You clearly haven't heard some of the great American Cornet Soloists of today. Or even Philip Cobb (who is english). Old School english players use the vibrato technique in their playing but more and more we are seeing a hybrid between the cornet and trumpet sounds. Seeing as most players play both instruments today.
Bravo Hans!
That mute sounds much better with you using it than me!
I don't. I have plenty of great British musician friends. I'm an American who grew up in the Brass Band world. And loves it.
What is the brand of the cornet played by Hans Gansch?
hey, great video. I play most of this by ear but im looking now for the sheet music. Can anyone direct me? cheers...
where is this played? in the brucknerhaus?
I want his tie
it´s called "song and dance" and i think it´s from phillip spark
...schöner Schmarrn, mit Verlaub!
Hello everybodi! What's the name of this solo? I really would like to play this solo. I'm a musician in Switzerland and I also play cornet in a Brass Band. Is name is ECV. Thanks for your answer
Hallo Romain, das Solo heisst Song and Dance von Philip Sparke, wie du im Beschreibungstext auch sehen kannst. Das Solo ist im ersten Teil tonlich und von der Lautstärke her heikel, im zweiten Teil technisch recht anspruchsvoll.
Hello Romain, Laisse moi savoir si vous allez prendre ce solo cette année. Me réjouis d'avance de l'écouter si c'est le cas :)
Fan de l'ECV :) (mais pas que :P )
Hahahahaha non je suis que 3ème cornet les solos c'est pas moi qui les fait 😅 non je regardais pour ma fanfare XD
Romain Dormond
Ben bonne chance quand même ;)
I don't really like this piece but his playing is amazing! And yes, he only plays schagerl instruments. I can understand him. :)
Is this family of thomas gansch?
yes
Soprano playing on a Schilke?
im looking for the sheets from this song
somebody some suggestions?
btw great song always listen this when im testing sound in a concertroom and put it a litttttle louder than normal;)
If Carlsberg did Principal Cornet players.......
What? Have you heard the likes of the New York Staff Band? Where the Solo row of Cornets all graduated from either Curtis, Juilliard (or Both), Manhattan and Guild Hall? All in Trumpet Performance. Philip Smith, grew up a Cornet player. You my friend are the clown.
und da vlado kumpan a!
Please don't think that awreckingball is what british musicians are like. It's embarassing to see such stupidity.
That's just not true.
einfach scheisse