Class of Brass

Step into a whirlwind of brass and rhythm with **Class of Brass**, a concert film that reimagines jazz standards and popular classics with soaring, contemporary arrangements. The program opens with the sultry strains of Ernesto Lecuona’s “Malagueña,” reinterpreted by Stuart Malcolm, and then sways into the passionate pulse of Astor Piazzolla’s “Libertango,” arranged by Niki Wüthrich. The journey continues through cinematic brilliance with David Foster’s “Winter Games” (orchestrated by Eric Miyashiro) and Michael Giacchino’s score from *The Incredibles* (orchestrated by Jock McKenzie). Royal hits light the way: Maurice White’s “In the Stone” (orchestrated by Paul Murtha / Will Rapp), Louis Prima’s “Sing Sing Sing” (orchestrated by Jock McKenzie), and Jock McKenzie’s own “Django.” The film then delivers a fresh take on Quincy Jones’s “Soul Bossa Nova,” arranged by Jock McKenzie, before culminating in Czesław Niemen’s “Dream of Warsaw” (edited by Roger Argente). Experience the synthesis of timeless melodies and modern brass craftsmanship in *Class of Brass*—and find your tickets and full details online.