Fame's Great Trumpet

Upon pressing play on the latest collaboration from David Owen Norris and Benjamin Britten, one is immediately transported to a world where the trumpet reigns supreme. Famed Great Trumpet is a whimsical journey through songs that showcase not only the technical prowess of trumpeter Mark Wilde, but also the lyrical and emotional depth of Joseph Spooner on cello. The album kicks off with the lively and vibrant "Fanfare for St. Edmundsbury," a fitting introduction to the eclectic mix of pieces that follow. From the hauntingly beautiful "O Waly, Waly" to the playful and energetic "Bonny At Morn," each track on Famed Great Trumpet offers something unique and captivating. Wilde's trumpet playing is nothing short of masterful, effortlessly shifting from delicate and introspective to bold and triumphant. Spooner's cello adds a rich and warm texture to the music, creating a lush sonic landscape that is a joy to behold. While the album may not be for everyone, those who appreciate the artistry and skill of Norris and Britten will find much to love in Famed Great Trumpet. So sit back, relax, and let yourself be swept away by the enchanting sounds of this truly remarkable collaboration.