09 Sep (Mon)
The German Brass Quintet was founded in 1974, which later became GERMAN BRASS. This initial quintet paves the way to a new brass chamber music formation. The great history of music begins with the expansion of the ensemble by a further five musicians on the occasion of the celebrations for Johann Sebastian Bach in 1984. This marks the transition from a manageable, chamber music line-up to a large orchestral sound. Over the years, the ensemble has continuously rejuvenated itself and has been able to further improve its always exceptional musical quality. For decades, GERMAN BRASS has been writing an impressive success story as an indispensable part of the global music scene. The top ensemble has been filling major concert halls at home and abroad for many years. Critics and music lovers across Europe, Asia and America.
Members of German Brass:
Matthias Höfs
Trumpet Professor at Hamburg University of Music and Theatre, Former Solo Trumpet at Philharmonic State Orchestra in Hamburg
Uwe Füssel
Bass Trombone at the Munich State Opera, Lecturer at the Munich University of Music and Theater
Fritz Winter
Solo trombonist at the Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz in Munich
Klaus Wallendorf
Member of the Berlin Philharmonic
Stefan Ambrosius
Tubist at the Bavarian State Opera in Munich
Herbert Wachter
Renowned Drumer and educator in Germany
Uwe Köller
Trumpet Professor at University of Performing Arts and Music (Graz), Former Solo Trumpet at Berlin Symphony Orchestra and Deutsche Oper Berlin
Christian Höcherl
Solo trumpeter of the Dresden Philharmonic
Andre Schoch
Member of the Berliner Philharmoniker, and Professor at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Mannheim
Former principal trumpet in the Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra
Emil Haderer
Solo trombonist of the NDR-Radiophilharmonie Hannover
Tillmann Höfs
Prize winner of the Germany Music Competition
Solo horn in the orchestra of the Komische Oper Berlin and lecturer at the Universität der Künste Berlin