"God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen -'trad'" genre: Chamber Music
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	......THE PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY BRASS...... The Pittsburgh Symphony Brass are George Vosburgh (trumpet), Neal Berntsen (trumpet), William Caballero (french horn), Peter Sullivan (tenor trombone), Murray Crewe (bass trombone), Sumner Erickson (tuba), and Roger Hamrick (tenor trombone). ......If you like this artists music, click on the 'Four Winds' banner (the spinning globe) to purchase the artist's entire CD......
	CD: A Christmas Concert (FWE 3017)   Label: Four Winds Entertainment, Inc Credits: Producer - Arnold Roth, Executive Producer - Lee Smith, Artistic Coordinator - George Vosburgh, Recording Engineer - Konrad Strauss, Recorded at the East Liberty Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh, PA. Mastered By - Konrad Strauss, Graphic Design - Ken Lambert.
	Story Behind the Song Four Winds presents "A Christmas Concert" by the acclaimed Pittsburgh Symphony Brass. The delightful mix of carols and traditional holiday music evokes the splendid joys of the season, and will warm the hearts of all who listen. With renowned Chicago producer Arnie Roth at the helm, the session was recorded in the East Liberty Presbyterian Church, Pittsburg in July, 2000. This is the group's second album on Four Winds. Their debut album was the highly praised recording of Bach's final masterpiece "The Art of Fugue." American Record Guide called the performance a "magnificent, extended example of first rate playing, with beautiful tone qualities, impeccable intonation, and polished execution." The Pittsburgh Tribune Review wrote "In the first complete recording by brass ensemble (Bach: The Art of Fugue), the Pittsburgh Symphony Brass players rack up a momentous achievement." Sir Andre Previn stated "Brass ensemble playing cannot possibly be any more virtuosic or musical..."

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