Brassaranka

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Brassaranka
Brassaranka

Brassaranka
General information
origin Upper Austria , Austria
Genre (s) Brass music
founding 2013
Website Brassaranka
Current occupation
Matteo Huber
Stefan Dorfmayr
Harald Eitzinger
Thomas Vorauer
Florian Kastenhuber
Michael Lettner
Christian Huber
Stefan Lumpelegger
Paul Hofer
Andreas Silmbroth
Philipp Burgstaller
Georg Neulinger
Lukas Miesenberger
Matthias Haslinger
Martin Ortner
Andreas Friesenecker
former members
Christoph Pichler

Brassaranka is a wind ensemble from Upper Austria founded in 2013 .

history

Brassaranka 2019

Brassaranka was founded in 2013 by tuba player and head of the ensemble Matthias Haslinger and drummer Martin Ortner. Almost all of the musicians received classical musical training and some of them already knew each other from working with the youth brass band Upper Austria and the Upper Austria military music .

The ensemble plays traditional Bohemian-Moravian and Egerland brass music. The program also includes numerous original compositions by Haslinger and arrangements of current pop and party music.

In 2016 Brassaranka reached the 2nd place as Vice-European Champion in the highest level at the European Championship of Bohemian-Moravian Brass Music in Brand-Nagelberg . In 2018 the orchestra became European champion in the highest level at the European championship of Bohemian-Moravian brass music in Nesselwang with 1st place . Brassaranka performed, among other things, at the Woodstock Festival of Blasmusik Allerhandstage 2017 and Mainstage 2018, Blechlawine and the Musikprob Festival.

The first sound carrier Schwungscheibm was produced in 2019 .

Discography

  • 2019: Flywheel

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b European brass music champions Brassaranka come from the Freistadt district. Retrieved August 10, 2019 .
  2. ↑ Newspaper reports MuckeMagazin
  3. ↑ Video 90s Medley on YouTube
  4. ↑ Brassaranka. In: Blechlawine. Retrieved on August 10, 2019 (German).
  5. ↑ Musikprob Brass Festival: Brassaranka. Retrieved August 10, 2019 .