TubeNet

I have a CD of Richard Struass material by the Bostn Symphony with William Steinberg that was remastered from a recording made in 1963 of Also Sprch Zarathustra, Til Eulenspiegel and Don Juan. Who is the tubist. Kilton Smith or Chester Schmitz (pardon the spelling of Chester's last name if I erred)?

That would be Kilton Vinal Smith if it was done in 1963. Played his entire career on a Kruspe F tuba. I'm not sure who played 2nd tuba on Zarathustra though. Incidentally, I just picked up an LP of The Steinberg/Boston Planets. Its one of the best recordings i've heard in awhile. Steinberg had great control over that orchestra. They made some wonderful music.

hbcrandy wrote: Chester Schmitz (pardon the spelling of Chester's last name if I erred)?

Schmitz is correct.

If memory serves me correct, it was Mr. Schmitz on Tenor and a young Sam Palafian on bass tuba. I seem to remember that coming up in conversation a long time ago with Sam.

Chuck

tuben wrote:

ZNC Dandy wrote:That would be Kilton Vinal Smith if it was done in 1963. Played his entire career on a Kruspe F tuba. I'm not sure who played 2nd tuba on Zarathustra though. Incidentally, I just picked up an LP of The Steinberg/Boston Planets. Its one of the best recordings i've heard in awhile. Steinberg had great control over that orchestra. They made some wonderful music.

Realize that on the Steinberg/Planets recording, it is Mr Schmitz playing the tenor tuba part on F tuba!!!!!!



RC

damn!

Kilton Vinal Smith was called by his MIDDLE name (ie: Vinal Smith, not Kilton Smith). I am just as picky about how my name is.