Playlist 20 January 2019 |
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| Rhythm and Blues – Philip Sparke | Opening for weekly show Foden's Band MD: Michael Fowles - 2010 |
| Margam Abbey March - T.J.Powell | Brass Band De Waldsang (The Netherlands) MD: Rieks van der Velde - 2001 |
| Paganini Variations - Dr. Philip Wilby | Sunlife (Stanshawe) Band MD: Roy Newsome - 1993 |
| Show Me the Way To Go Home - Irving King arr: Sandy Smith | Cory Band MD: Dr. Robert Childs - 2005 |
| Shining Waters - Huug Steketee | Trumpet Soloist Peter Masseurs (The Netherlands) with the Hepworth (Persimmon Homes) Band MD: Mark Bentham - 2006 |
| Once Upon A Time In The West - Ennio Morricone arr: John Glenesk Mortimer | Vocalist Elizabeth Atkinson with the Sellers International Band MD: Philip McCann - 2004 |
| Torn-Erik's Song - Nils Lindberg arr: Ray Farr | Eb Flat Bass Soloist Ian Coleman with the Hebden Bridge Band MD: Ian Craddock - 2003 |
| A Lullaby for Basie - Jeff Tyzik | Brass Band of Battle Creek (USA) MD: Jeff Tyzik - 1994 (Including a Guitar and Keyboard) |
| The Ashokan Farewell - Jay Ungar arr: Alan Fernie | Brass Band Froschl Hall (Austria) MD: Hannes Buchegger - 2006 |
| Summon The Warriors - Steven Ponsford | North York Temple Band (Canada) BM: Glenn Barlow - 2013 |
| Crusaders - Dean Goffin | Reg Vardy Band MD: John Ward - 2011 |
| So Deep is the Night - Etude Op 10 No. 3 - Frederic Chopin arr: Alan Fernie | Euphonium Soloist David Thornton with the Black Dyke Band MD: Professor Nicholas Childs - 2005 |
| The Call - Erik Leidzen | Household Troops Band BM: Torgny Hanson - 2015 |
| Finale 9th Symphony (From The New World) - Antonin Dvorak arr: Weston Nicholl | John Foster Black Dyke Mills Band MD: David King - 1991 |
| Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy -Raye/Prince arr: Price | Foden's Richardson's Band with the Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines of Scotland MD: Captain John Kelly RM - 2003 |
| It's Not Unusual - Les Reed arr: Philip Lawrence | Trombone Trio Lisa Sarasini, Paul Coupe & Kevin Wilson with the Fairey Band MD: Philip Lawrence - 2007 |
| Marsch der Medici - Johan Wichers arr: Rene Wholgensinger | Canny Brass (Switzerland) MD: Rene Wholgensinger - 2018 |
| Slavonic Rhapsody No. 2 - Carl Friedmann arr: Denis Wright | The CWS (Glasgow) Band MD: Howard Snell - 1990 |
| My Name Is Written There - Kenneth Downie | North York Temple Band (Canada) BM: Glenn Barlow - 2013 |
| Army of the Nile - Kenneth J. Alford | BNFL Band MD: Richard Evans |
| Fanfare From "Carmina Burana" - Carl Orff arr: Pearson | BNFL Band MD: Richard Evans |
| Rhythm and Blues – Philip Sparke | Closing for weekly show Foden's Band MD: Michael Fowles - 2010 |
Sunday Bandstand 20 January 2019
Peter Masseurs (24.7.1944 - 5.1.2019 ) was a Dutch trumpet player .
When he was twelve, he began playing trumpet, inspired by his musician and friend who also played trumpet. He studied trumpet at the Royal Flemish Conservatory in Antwerp, where he graduated with the Prix d'excellence .
After his study, in 1963, he went to play in the Marine Band of the Royal Navy. In March 1970 he became the first trumpet player of the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra . From 1982 until his retirement in 2009 he was one of the two solo trumpeters of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra. He was also principal subject teacher in the trumpet at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam .
He played the solo concerts of Joseph Haydn , Henri Tomasi and Bernd Alois Zimmermann and the trumpet solo in the First Piano Concerto by Dmitri Shostakovich . In September 2002 he gave the world premiere (also on CD) of the concert for flugelhorn by Willem Jeths . This assignment work for the KCO was written especially for him. Besides Jeths other composers wrote for him, among them Otto Ketting and Martijn Padding ( One Trumpet). He also recorded a CD with works for trumpet solo (in the series Soloists from the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra ).
He performed as a soloist with many orchestras in the Netherlands and Europe and also played in the Netherlands Wind Ensemble, the Asko Ensemble , the Schönberg Ensemble , the Viotta Ensemble, the Amsterdam Bach soloists and the Ebony Band.
In 2005 he recorded the Alexander Arutiunian Trumpet Concerto with the Hepworth Persimmon Homes) Band. He was also involved in other recordings with the and his friend Huug Steketee.
Peter is featured on this week’s show in a lighter piece with the Hepworth (Persimmon Homes) Band which was composed by Huug Steketee
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