You might expect a jazz "brass group" to be a blazing, bravura affair, but it's amazing how different any band sounds when there are no drums. Four of Britain's top brass players – two trumpets, two trombones – accompanied by just piano and bass create a beautifully warm and intimate sound. Crosland composed these eight pieces, inspired by items in Yorkshire Sculpture Park, and there is a meditative, open-air atmosphere about the whole programme. The solo playing, especially from trumpeter Steve Waterman and trombonist Mark Nightingale, is immaculate.