Sibelius 2/LA Phil
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anonymous4
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Sibelius 2/LA Phil
Warning!!! Tuba geek question follows. So I know Norm Pearson is the tuba player on this recording, but I was wondering if anybody knew what horn he was playing. His yahama? The Thor? Whatever it is, he sounds great on it!
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Chuck Jackson
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poomshanka
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Re: Sibelius 2/LA Phil
Does it give an exact date for the performance? If the dates on the CD artwork are reasonably accurate (2007/2008), I can almost guarantee it wasn't Thor. My buddy bought that tuba offa him a while back. If it's recent enough, like *extremely* recent, it might even be his Baer.anonymous4 wrote:Warning!!! Tuba geek question follows. So I know Norm Pearson is the tuba player on this recording, but I was wondering if anybody knew what horn he was playing. His yahama? The Thor? Whatever it is, he sounds great on it!
My vote would be the Yamayork, though. And yes, having heard Norm cycle through several different axes - two Yamayorks and a Baer among them - it *is* the player. However, although it was certainly "him" playing those various horns, there were differences in what was heard out front, as well as what was felt sitting under the bell.
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