The Amadeus Brothers?
Punch Brothers are continuing to use their semi-regular Thursday show at The Living Room in New York City to try out some of their more adventurous undertakings.
We posted a video of them performing Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G major a month ago, and now there is video of them tackling Mozart’s Spring Quartet with banjo, mandolin, fiddle and guitar.
Serious students of classical music can decide for themselves how successfully Punch Brothers interpret Mozart’s music, but we at The Bluegrass Blog salute them for taking risks with their music, and pushing themselves – and the instruments they play – into places where they aren’t familiar.
Hat’s off to Thile and his merry band!
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Continuing in their quest to prove that the familiar bluegrass ensemble (banjo, bass, fiddle, guitar,...
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