Jack Kerouac’s book On the Road saw the light of day in 1957. It was to become the cult book of the beat generation. To be forever-on-the-road was a new attitude to life, a present-day interpretation of the bohemiantype, and it came to inspire generations of pop musicians. For the Arts, borders have always been irrelevant. Bach and Mozart sought inspiration in the music of all the countries around them. Bartók travelled endlessly and as far as Africa.
The works on the present CD were written by composers from nine European countries. On the Road: nothing less than a journey through the trumpet repertoire of Europe.
On the Road
Wim Van Hasselt
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On The Road
Wim Van Hasselt2011
1: Concertino(Zbinden)
2: Caprice(Luigini)
3: Fidelio(Beethoven)
4: Trio I(Bourgeois)
5: Trio II(Bourgeois)
6: Trio III(Bourgeois)
7: Fantasia Verspertina(Eben)
8: Scenette I(Grunelius)
9: Scenette II(Grunelius)
10: Scenette III(Grunelius)
11: Scenette IV(Grunelius)
12: Cartoon(Wilson)
13: On The Road(Henderickx)
14: Splitting Wood I(Fondse)
15: Splitting Wood II(Fondse)
16: Good Night(Berio)