The CSO at the BBC Proms

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Looks like York Braces...

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It's one of the Yorks.

And no, the Yorks don't have a leadpipe tuning slide.

The last time I heard the CSO in London (was that January this year Johnathan?) Mr Pokorny was using a York.
I remember being surprised he'd travel with such a damageable/irreplaceable instrument...
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Peach wrote:I remember being surprised he'd travel with such a damageable/irreplaceable instrument...
Maybe he's secretly hoping it will be destroyed.

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I saw this concert on the Beeb as well. Thanks for the heads-up, Neptune!

(and the fish & chips experience in London, too!) :D
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Is that a Laskey Mouthpiece? 30H?
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Peach wrote:The last time I heard the CSO in London (was that January this year Johnathan?) Mr Pokorny was using a York.
It was October 2007
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UncleBeer wrote:I saw this concert on the Beeb as well. Thanks for the heads-up, Neptune!

(and the fish & chips experience in London, too!) :D
It was good to meet you UncleBeer! :)

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Scooby Tuba wrote:I don't believe the YamaYorks have a lyre mount on the leadpipe... :lol:
Why not? How else are you going to see your music while marching? :lol:
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Bob1062 wrote:I had heard that Turnage will write for contrabassoon, contrabass trombone, saxophone,.... occasionally (kinda a foggy memory here). Were there any unusual instruments in his piece?
I did notice a euphonium :)
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Scooby Tuba wrote:
OldsRecording wrote:
Scooby Tuba wrote:I don't believe the YamaYorks have a lyre mount on the leadpipe... :lol:
Why not? How else are you going to see your music while marching? :lol:
You're right! What was I thinking!?! :tuba:
Doesn't the YamaYork come with an optional fiberglass recording bell and strap rings?
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Bob1062 wrote:Cool. I remember hearing a piece of his a few months back entitled "Blood on the Water" on the radio, and I seem to recall it having a bit of low woodwind stuff.
Just watched the Turnage again and it has 2 contrabassoons and 2 bass clarinets, plus the saxophone (?) as in the picture.

I have also included pic of the low brass complete with euph.
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Bob1062 wrote:Jonathan, what did you think of that piece?
Not really my sort of music, but interesting to hear all the same.
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Tubadad wrote:Any reviews or photos from the Tuesday night CSO Proms concert? Shostakovich 4?
One of my favorite works. I would love to know who was playing 2nd Tuba?
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Tubadad wrote:Any reviews or photos from the Tuesday night CSO Proms concert? Shostakovich 4?
Sorry, not from me! I was busy playing in concert myself Tuesday evening. Shame as I would like to have gone to that one :(
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Jonathan, that's a soprano sax. (you seem confused as to what it is, based on the ?? you've been leaving! )


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I don't know if you will be able to access outside the UK, but the CSO Shostakovich 4 can be heard at http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00db5rd" target="_blank"
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