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Gansch from “Wiener Philharmoniker”. With “Juvavum Brass” Lito successfully toured with internationally renowned artists, such as the American trumpet player Allen Vizzutti and the Australian James Morrison.
Always on the lookout for new challenges, he works with different formations of various musical styles. He is well known as the solo trombone player of “Brass Band Fröschl Hall”, with which he has won the European Brass Band Championships four times. Especially important and very formative was Lito's cooperation with the Austrian composer Wener Pirchner, whose music he recorded: various film music (e.g. “Untersuchung an Mädeln”), the signature tune of Radio Austria International, the fanfare of the Wiener Festwochen and the music transmitted during the intermission of the “Wiener Philharmoniker”.New Year's Concert 2000.
He has participated at “Tiroler Festspiele” as well as at “Klangspuren Schwaz”. Lito has been very successful with solo concerts at festivals such as the Spanish Brass Festival in Valencia, MIDEUROPE in Austria and the Music Festival in Budapest. He has performed with the Symphonic Wind Orchestra and has a close working relationship with internationally renowned musicians such as Vince DeMartino, Frank Pulcini, Ab Koster, Spanish Brass, Steven Mead, Patrick Sheridan, Leonard Candelaria, Roland Szentpàli, James Watson, Gabor Trkövi and T. Doshizer.
He is well regarded as an adjudicator for various national and international competitions. He teaches at Musikschule Hall and at Accadema Nuova Dorica in Ancona, and gives workshops and master classes throughout Europe (Valencia, Schladming, Budapest, Vilnius, Val Badia, Meran, Rome, Innsbruck, Vienna, Montreux, London, Munich ).
The technical perfection of this outstanding musician captivates the audiance and his unique sound enchants the listeners.
A new challenge is the cooperation with the euphonium player Steven Mead with whom he started a project together with his trombone quartet “Trombonisti Italiani”. Lito hopes that this new sound created by low brass instruments will fill the public with enthusiasm and surprise them with its variety.
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