Lloyd: Works for Brass

Dive into the rich, resonant world of brass with George Lloyd's "Works for Brass," a captivating collection of compositions that showcase the composer's mastery of the medium. Released on August 2, 2024, via Lyrita, this album spans a little over an hour and seventeen minutes, offering a comprehensive exploration of Lloyd's brass works.

The album features a stellar lineup of performers, including the renowned John Foster Black Dyke Mills Band, the Equale Brass Quintet, and the esteemed conductor David King. The tracklist is a journey through Lloyd's creative evolution, from the evocative suites like "Royal Parks" and "English Heritage" to the intricate "A Miniature Triptych" and the lively "H.M.S. Trinidad March."

George Lloyd, born in 1913 and passing away in 1998, was a prolific composer whose late-career focus on brass ensembles yielded some of his most compelling works. This album, recorded and released by Lyrita Nimbus Arts, is a testament to Lloyd's genius, offering a rare opportunity to experience his brass compositions in their entirety. Whether you're a seasoned classical enthusiast or new to the genre, "Works for Brass" promises an enriching and immersive experience.