Introducing Tine Thing Helseth & tenThing Brass Ensemble
NEW ALBUM AVAILABLE HERE: http://links.emi.com/tenThing ... Trumpeter Tine Thing Helseth and nine other female players from Norway form the brass ensemble tenThing. They play a dazzling variety of music with brilliance, sensitivity - and often an irrepressible sense of fun. This kaleidoscopic collection, which journeys through Norway, Spain , Argentina, Vienna(with a Turkish flavour) and 1920s Berlin, also includes the Brass Symphony by the Dutchman Jan Koetsier, a sparkling work that displays tenThing's power and virtuosity to the full.
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