Replay of Carol Jantsch playing the new Wynton Marsalis Tuba concerto

[Renodoc]

Philly orchestra has this on their website for the next two weeks:

Click on the 3/20 episode

https://www.wrti.org/classical-archive- ... a-and-more

[SWE]

Thanks for this! I considered getting up to Philly back in December for this but just couldn't *ahem* swing it.

4:00 DJ Intro
7:20 The concerto

Tempted to dive right in but prefer to give it a reasonably close listen first time through.

[Renodoc]

Yeah, I'm really bummed I didn't know they were going to do it when they recently played at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor, MI. I grew up in Michigan , went to U of M and still have family there. Had I known, I would have flown back to hear it.

I don't know where you live but Oregon Symphony is also going to do the piece at the end of April
https://www.orsymphony.org/concerts-tic ... nceId=5004

[SWE]

Great stuff all around. Last movement my favorite. At times very Gershwin, other times not. I think the woodwind and brass players enjoyed it ... maybe the strings not so much LoL

First movement felt somewhat hesitant ... I think it's a bit of nerves and wanting to get everything perfect. I think future performances will be more aggressive

[SWE]

Also, seems ripe to adapt for big band and concert band

[Cimbassoman]

Is it possible to get the solo part (with or without a piano reduction)? Who publishes this?