Pacific Northwest Tour Summer 2023 Performed at Northwest Church in Lynwood, WA

Pacific Northwest Tour Summer 2023 Final Performance in Vancouver, BC

The Imbroglio Sextet’s Texas/Louisiana of 2015 included a fantastic mix of mirth, friendship, and music. This half-hour documentary tells the stories of their adventures which included a few, well, imbroglios) and delves into the cause that brought them all together. Imbroglio 2015 Tour Lineup: Salvador Contreras (Pamplona, Spain) - clarinet Javier Navascues (Pamplona, Spain) – cello Cara Pollard (Fort Worth, Texas) - trumpet Sydney Guillaume (Haiti/Los Angeles) - conductor/composer Lucia Nuin (Pamplona, Spain) - viola  David Otto (Huesca, Spain) - violin Katie von Braun (San Francisco/Michigan) - violin Film created by Dave French and Rush Olson. Subscribe to their Mint Farm Films YouTube channel to see more of their work.

The Imbroglio Sextet offers a unique classically-based sound. The group consists of a string quartet with a clarinet and a trumpet. They're all excellent players and a lot of fun. This video combines performance footage with short interview segments from an upcoming documentary about the group.

Hi everyone - here is a sample of the album we - Imbroglio Sextet - recorded in Madrid (Estudio Uno) last summer (2019). Thank you to Paqui Navarette and Salva Contreras for putting this video together.

Imbroglio Sextet went into the studio (Estudio Uno) in Madrid, Spain to record our second album and this was a live practice video of Armenian Rhapsody. Enjoy!

Imbroglio Sextet went into the studio (Estudio Uno) in Madrid to record our second album. This is a live practice session of Rick Stitzel's Afrique.

Imbroglio Sextet went into the studio (Estudio Uno) on August 11th to record our second album. Here is a live video of one of the tunes!

The composition : Tango + Fluttr The movie : Cinderella (1914) Production information from : https://archive.org/details/Cinderella1914_201312 (compiled by http://silent-hall-of-fame.org/) Additional information can be found here : http://moviessilently.com/2014/09/09/cinderella-1914-a-silent-film-review/ You probably know the story here, based on the book by Charles Perrault. A young lady gets treated poorly by her stepmom and stepsisters. She doesn’t get to go to the ball until a fairy godmother magically intervenes. The spell runs out at midnight, Cinderella leaves a shoe that a smitten price uses to find her, and they marry. Famous Players Film Company and Paramount Pictures issued the original 52-minute version on December 28, 1914. James Kirkwood directed perhaps the biggest star of her day, Mary Pickford. Her then-husband Owen Moore appeared as the Prince. Imbroglio Sextet performs original works, and composer Brandon Brown’s 4 Movements for a Film Projector inspired trumpeter Cara Pollard to commission video accompaniment for it. The result was a reimagining of three silent films, re-edited with humorous modern intertitles. The footage comes from the early days of cinema via archive.org (where you can watch the complete films) and is in the public domain. All music composed by Brandon Brown. New editing and intertitles by Rush Olson Creative & Sports and Ludisian Legion Entertainment.