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The CD "Trumpet concertos" by Australian trumpet player Geoffrey Payne contains four virtuoso trumpet concerts. Two concerts come from Australian soil. The composer Richard Mills (1949) is currently one of the most popular composers on this continent. His concert for trumpet and orchestra dates from 1982. William Lovelock's (1899-1986) concerto was written in 1986. The composer wrote about this… concert: “It (...) does not pretend to any great seriousness of thought. Its aim, apart from giving the soloist plenty to do, is simply to entertain. " The CD also contains trumpet concerts by Henri Tomasi (1901-1971, winner of the Prix de Rome in 1927) and Alexander Arutyunyan (1920). Geoffrey Payne is accompanied by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, conducted by John Hopkins.more
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