NoordHollands Koperkwartet, Klaas Jan Mulder - Koninklijke Koper en Orgelklanken

Review by Postn Gain

NoordHollands Koperkwartet and Klaas Jan Mulder have come together to create a mesmerizing album titled Koninklijke Koper en Orgelklanken. The album features a collection of classical and religious music pieces that are sure to leave the listener spellbound.

The quartet's brass instruments blend seamlessly with the majestic sound of the organ, creating a rich and full-bodied sound that fills the room. The musicians' technical skills are on full display as they navigate through the intricate melodies and harmonies of each piece with ease.

The album opens with the grand and powerful "Trumpet Voluntary" by Jeremiah Clarke. The quartet's bright and bold sound is perfectly complemented by the organ's majestic tones. The album continues with a selection of hymns and religious pieces that are both uplifting and inspiring.

The highlight of the album is undoubtedly the quartet's rendition of "The Great Gate of Kiev" from Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition. The quartet's interpretation of the piece is nothing short of breathtaking, with each instrument contributing to the overall grandeur of the piece.

Summary by Postn Gain

Koninklijke Koper en Orgelklanken is a stunning album that showcases the talents of NoordHollands Koperkwartet and Klaas Jan Mulder. The combination of brass instruments and organ is truly magical, and the musicians' technical prowess is nothing short of impressive. This album is a must-have for anyone who appreciates classical and religious music.