Heritage

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Label
Channel Classics
Release Date
April 3, 2026
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Joseph Jongen, Charles Koechlin, Florent Schmitt, Leon Stekke, Henri Tomasi
    • PERFORMER
      Sebastian Berner, Frankfurt Radio Symphony, Elias Grandy
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      April 03, 2026
    • UPC
      723385498261
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      CCS49826
    • LABEL
      Channel Classics
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. I. Vif et cadence

      Composer: Henri Tomasi

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    2. II. Nocturne: Andantino

      Composer: Henri Tomasi

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    3. III. Finale: Allegro

      Composer: Henri Tomasi

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    4. I. Assez animé

      Composer: Joseph Jongen

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    5. II. Modéré

      Composer: Joseph Jongen

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    6. III. Décidé

      Composer: Joseph Jongen

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    7. I. Allegro marcato

      Composer: Leon Stekke

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    8. II. Andante

      Composer: Leon Stekke

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    9. III. A tempo fox-trot pui vivo

      Composer: Leon Stekke

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    10. I. Gaîment

      Composer: Florent Schmitt

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    11. II. Lent sens excès

      Composer: Florent Schmitt

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    12. III. Vif

      Composer: Florent Schmitt

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    13. I. Invocation: Andante

      Composer: Charles Koechlin

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    14. II. Le calme et la Splendeur de la Nature: Andante presque adagio

      Composer: Charles Koechlin

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    15. III. Andante

      Composer: Charles Koechlin

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    16. IV. Andantino

      Composer: Charles Koechlin

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    17. V. Monodie adagio

      Composer: Charles Koechlin

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy

    18. VI. Adagio

      Composer: Charles Koechlin

      Ensemble: Frankfurt Radio Orchestra

      Performer: Sebastian Berner

      Conductor: Elias Grandy


Sebastian Berner is one of the most prominent trumpet players of his generation: in 2022, he won first prize at the Maurice André International Competition in Paris and is principal trumpet of the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra. While Henri Tomasi's trumpet concerto, composed in 1948, is fairly well known, the Concertino for Trumpet and Orchestra, composed in 1913 by the Belgian Joseph Jongen, is much rarer, and the concerto by his pupil Léon Stekke, dated July 1937, is being recorded for the first time. Another world premiere is Charles Koechlin's Chants de Kervéléan, transcribed in 2008 for trumpet and orchestra by Robert Orlidge. Finally, Florent Schmitt's Suite in Three Parts was premiered in it's orchestral version in 1956 by Maurice André.