🇺🇸 The video recordings of the winners of the 1st prize from the 2nd edition - brass quintet, 2020 of the Bucharest International Music Competition will be streamed at the beginning of the 2020-2021 academic year in a concert hall at the National University of Music Bucharest.

This is a new twitter page for Lomond Brass who have just won first prize in the Bucharest International Chamber Music Competition. Based in Glasgow, Scotland, we look forward to connecting with everyone.

Congrats to Lomond Brass, including our very own French Horn player Lauren Reeve-Rawlings, who won first prize in the Bucharest International Chamber Music Competition! 👏 Read all about they Aryrshire inspired Brass Quintet and their win👉 ow.ly/JRR150DkwnK

Our two trumpet players, @ChrisHart42 and Jason Lewis rehearsing some socially distanced #Bach to brighten up a dreary Thursday afternoon 🎺 🎺

We were delighted to win First Prize in the Asociatia Ars Ventus Bucharest International Music Competition earlier this month. 🎺 🍾 🎉 Our musicians are drawn from Royal Scottish National Orchestra BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and Scottish Opera, and we’re looking forward to performing for you in person as soon as we can! 🎼 🎶 🎵

Here’s a snippet of Miserere Mei from Dan West arrangement of Four Motets by Raphaela Aleotta. She is thought to be the first female composer to publish a collection of sacred music, and we think they’re absolutely gorgeous. Thanks to Christopher Gough for stepping in on horn!

Wow, stunningly beautiful performance by Lomond Brass here of some Raphaela Aleotta arranged for brass quintet (and available to purchase on Resonata Music if you’re so inclined resonatamusic.com/?product=rapha…) 🎺

We’ve recently recorded some short pieces for this year’s Scottish Concert Band Festival. Hope you enjoy this clip of Suite Impromptu by André Lafosse, thanks to Christopher Gough for stepping in and Nigel Durno for recording us. More over the next few days!

Some rehearsal footage, this time some Werner Pirchner featuring some pretty fiendish trumpet and ensemble writing. Thanks again to Christopher Gough for stepping in on horn.

Maria from Bernstein’s West Side Story, beautifully arranged by Jack Gale. Recorded at the Royal Scottish National Orchestra centre for the Scottish Concert Band Festival, with beautiful solos by Christopher Gough, thanks for stepping in! More to come from this suite...

Something more cheery for a sunny Friday afternoon ☀️ ☀️ ☀️ some more Bernstein, this time ‘America’ from West Side Story, with a smooth trombone solo from Jonny Hollick... enjoy! 🎺 🎺

We were absolutely delighted to be involved in The Cumnock Tryst last night, our first concert to a live audience since the group’s formation in June last year. The audience were very receptive, thank you for having us!

We’re really looking forward to performing for Music in the University on 28th October. Programme to include music by Mozart, Bernstein, Macmillan, Aleotta and Pirchner and more!

It was an absolute pleasure to perform for Glasgow University’s concert series, we had a fantastic time!