Ensemble of the Golden Bough

The Ensemble of the Golden Bough is a captivating brass ensemble dedicated to preserving and innovating the rich traditions of British folk music and classical repertoire. Named after Sir James Frazer's seminal work, this ensemble is renowned for their top-notch playing and meticulous arrangements, making them a standout addition to the brass world. Their debut album, "British Folk Music for Brass Ensemble, Vol. 1: 'The Land Without Music'," features a blend of cherished folk songs and new compositions, showcasing their versatility and musical prowess. With a chamber ensemble of 14 skilled players, including soloists and a chorus, the Ensemble of the Golden Bough delivers powerful performances that span from traditional carols like "Coventry Carol" to original compositions such as "Fanfare for St. Edmundsbury." Their passion for brass chamber music is evident in every note, making them a must-experience group for any music enthusiast.