Bruckner Fantasy was originally composed for the European Brass Collective in 2018. It is not only an homage to Bruckner but also a reflection of my impression of Sankt Florian, Brucknertage Festival in Austria. I have been invited to play in the festival for the past few years and I wanted to compose music to perform there that sounds like a soundtrack of the festival.
Bruckner Fantasy was originally composed for the European Brass Collective in 2018. It is not only an homage to Bruckner but also a reflection of my impression of Sankt Florian, Brucknertage Festival in Austria. I have been invited to play in the festival for the past few years and I wanted to compose music to perform there that sounds like a soundtrack of the festival. We hear Bruckner in the background throughout, but most of the music is original, with some themes and harmonies based on Bruckner’s own works. The composition runs continuously but is broken into 7 scenes:
Equally at ease in an orchestra, big band, recording studio or pop horn section, Paul Frost is a bass and tenor trombonist, arranger and composer from Ireland. Frost studied classical bass trombone at the Cork School of Music gaining a BMusHons and then later a PGDip at the Royal Academy of Music in London. He has played with all of Ireland’s orchestras and many of the UK’s leading orchestra’s too. As a performer he has toured China, America, Europe and is demand as a professional orchestrator and arranger for Irish orchestras and solo artists.