Hannes Läubin?

Jimi Michiel · 09-28-2005, 12:55 AM

Hey all,
Has anyone ever heard of Hannes Läubin? I just got a recording of the Hindemith Septet (ww 5tet + bass clarinet and trumpet) and he is awesome!!! The notes are so connected and so incredibly clear. I'm playing the septet at school and as much as I try not to emulate recordings, this guy is just so good that it's hard not to just sit there and think "what can I do to sound more like this guy?"
-Jimi

frank · 09-28-2005, 03:08 AM

Hello Jimi!
Yes, he is a trumpet professor in Munich and has two brothers, Wolfgang and Bernhard, who are also playing the trumpet. He is well known in Germany, maybe not so much internationally.

timothypierson · 10-03-2005, 12:43 AM

I saw Hannes, Wolfgang, and Bernhard about 15 years ago. There playing was nearly flawless. They performed Baroque works on Shilke piccolos and some modern works on Bb rotary trumpets. I got to meet Bernhard before the concert. All three are fabulous players.

JJ · 10-03-2005, 09:32 PM

FYI, he has also been the guest principal trumpet of the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra for the last few years. One point of interest is that he often uses a Bb rotary, whereas many other principal players in German orchestras are now using rotaries in C.

JJ

trptcolin · 10-03-2005, 11:01 PM

He sounds amazing on the Bach Magnificat and Christmas Oratorio (Rilling conducting, Hanssler label). Anyone heard the Bach for Brass Quintet disc?

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JJ Pianissimo User Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 50	FYI, he has also been the guest principal trumpet of the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra for the last few years. One point of interest is that he often uses a Bb rotary, whereas many other principal players in German orchestras are now using rotaries in C. JJ
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frank Piano User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Berlin, Germany Posts: 413	Hello Jimi! Yes, he is a trumpet professor in Munich and has two brothers, Wolfgang and Bernhard, who are also playing the trumpet. He is well known in Germany, maybe not so much internationally.

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trptcolin New Friend Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Athens, GA Posts: 31	He sounds amazing on the Bach Magnificat and Christmas Oratorio (Rilling conducting, Hanssler label). Anyone heard the Bach for Brass Quintet disc?

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