The Innsbruck Bohemian

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The Innsbruck Bohemian
General information
origin Innsbruck , Austria
Genre (s) Bohemian brass music
founding 1994
Website www.innsbrucker-boehmische.at
Current occupation
Drums , direction
 Norbert Rabanser
Rupert Darnhofer
Trumpet
 Markus Ettlinger
Trumpet
 Heinz Weichselberger
Harald Kobler
Baritone (since 2018) , tuba (until 2007)
Mathias Rauch (until 2007; since 2018)
Gerhard Anker
former members
Tenor horn, trombone
 Engelbert Wörndle
Berthold Schick (1999-2006)

The Innsbruck Bohemian is a seven-member brass band music - ensemble from Innsbruck , Tyrol .

The roots of the Innsbrucker Böhmischen go back to 1992, when a trio or quartet with Fredi Gradwohl produced three CDs under the name “Die Innsbrucker” . They only played their own compositions, similar to Oberkrainer music. The desire developed among the musicians to perform Bohemian brass music live with the smallest possible cast , whereupon today's formation of six brass players and percussion joined together in 1994 . All seven members are studied musicians who also make music in the field of classical music.

After tuba player Mathias Rauch left Die Innsbrucker Böhmische in 2007 , he returned as a baritone player in spring 2018.

The Innsbrucker Böhmische performs around 50 times a year across Europe. a. at festivals like the Woodstock of brass music . With their single Dem Land Tirol die Treue they received a gold record .

Discography

  • 2002: Episode 1 (MCP / VM Records)
  • 2005: Episode 2 (MCP / VM Records)
  • 2007: Simply strong ( Koch Universal Music )
  • 2007: Tip-Top (Koch Universal Music)
  • 2010: Perfectum est! ( Tyrolis )
  • 2011: Bermuda (Tyrolis)
  • 2013: Merry Christmas (with Tobias Forster ; Tyrolis)
  • 2013: world tour
  • 2014: best time (Tyrolis)
  • 2015: Unforgettable Marches (Tyrolis)
  • 2016: Moments (Tyrolis)
  • 2018: In Free Fall (Tyrolis)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b About us. In: innsbrucker-boehmische.at. Retrieved September 11, 2018 .
  2. ↑ The Innsbrucker Bohemian. In: musikanten-ski-wm.at. Retrieved September 11, 2018 .
  3. ↑ Innsbruck Bohemian. In: woodstockderblasmusik.at. Retrieved September 11, 2018 .