Utwory na płycie:

• Pieter Hellendaal - Marsch
• Musik vom Hofe Ludwigs XIV. - Suite francaise pour quatuor
• Jean-Baptiste Lully - Marche Royale
• Jean-Marie Leclair - Sarabande
• Nicolas A Lebčgue - Fantaisie
• Jean Francois Dandrieu - Rondeau
• Jacques Aubert - Danse et Air
• Jean-Baptiste Lully - Air Tendre
• Jean-Baptiste Lully - Marche Militaire
• Marc-A.Charpentier - Prélude
• Irvin L.Wagner - Variations Happy Birthday: Original Theme
• Irvin L.Wagner - Variations Happy Birthday - Bach:Choral
• Irvin L.Wagner - Variations Happy Birthday - Bach: Passacaglia
• Irvin L.Wagner - Variations Happy Birthday - Beethoven
• Irvin L.Wagner - Variations Happy Birthday - Strauß
• Irvin L.Wagner - Variations Happy Birthday - Brazil
• Irvin L.Wagner - Variations Happy Birthday - Cowboy
• Irvin L.Wagner - Variations Happy Birthday - New Orleans
• W.C.Handy - Beale Street Blues
• Jerome Kern - Ol' Man River (arr.R.Roblee)
• Johann Pachelbel - Drei Magnificat Fugen - Fugue 74
• Johann Pachelbel - Drei Magnificat Fugen - Fugue 11
• Johann Pachelbel - Drei Magnificat Fugen - Fugue 66
• Negro Spirituals - Joshua fit the battle of Jericho (arr.Lenni Niehaus)
• Negro Spirituals - Deep River (arr.Lenni Niehaus)
• Negro Spirituals - When the saints go marching in (arr.Lenni Niehaus)
• Louis Bert - Complainte des Vagabonds (arr.Emilie Jaulmes)
• Louis Bert - Joli Bugey (arr.Emilie Jaulmes)
• Louis Bert - Chambéry en Fęte (arr.Emilie Jaulmes)
• Richard Roblee - Down Home

CROSSOVER is an excerpt from the vibrant concert life of the Stuttgart Brass Quartett, whose inimitable sound has been established on the densely populated brass scene since 1986. One trademark - the roughly 70 personal and commissioned arrangements, which capture the flair of various musical periods and styles. The current program stands with one foot in the Old World and one in the New, with the glorious sound of the European Baroque sharing the spotlight with musical selections from early Jazz, musical theater, Negro spirituals and of course - a few special surprises thrown in for good measure.

Here is a program that makes no pretense to making profound statements on the human condition, rather, it is the joy of music making at its most ebullient and enjoyable - brought to you for your enjoyment by the four virtuosi of the Stuttgart Brass Quartett.