Brass Tracks
  • Edinburgh Fringe

Brass Tracks is back for one night only! For the fifth consecutive year, the respected brass quintet returns with a timely show paying homage to our rich cultural ties with Europe. Praised for their excellent technique and attention to stylistic detail, this highly professional ensemble presents musical highlights from the past 500 years, from Monteverdi to Morricone, many of them featuring exciting new arrangements. Consummate musicianship allows Brass Tracks to deliver a diverse and accessible programme with a lightness of touch, and a dash of humour, that will satisfy the expert while entertaining newcomers to the classic brass.

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