New Cimarron Music Press pieces!!!
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 7:56 pm
Dear All,
Cimarron Music Press is proud to release many new pieces for Tuba Solo or Tuba Quartet (the full listing of new releases can be found in the sponsor section).
Before I list them all out, I want to give some of the pieces some special attention:
If you happen to be out in Denver for ITEC and heard the Gene Pokorny masterclass, you were probably blown away by his playing. I know I was! The one piece that really knocked my socks off was the transciption of a Bach piece (I believe by Tommy Johnson?). While there, I also picked up a CD of Jozsef Bazinka the 3 Bach Viola da Gamba Sonatas. I decided we (the tuba world) needed to have this set in our literature. So I sat down and got to work, and work, and work. They are really long! They are now finally done and work well on C or F Tuba. I am sure Bb, Eb, etc., but I know C and F the best... They are avilable as a set or individually.
The other solo Tuba and Piano pieces were composed by Barbara York. If you heard either John Griffiths or Don Harry play in Denver, then you heard Barbara's pieces. Don will be performing the Concerto later this month in a recital. Barbara is a very lyrical and tonal writer. The pieces are challenging and will work on both C and F tuba.
For all of the pieces below, we have samples posted. Please don't hesitate to email me if you would like more information, have questions, etc.
Like one of my last posts, if you made it this far I think you deserve a medal or something similar!
Thanks for listening and I wish everyone a happy and healthy rest of the year.
And the list of the charts:
Tuba solo with piano:
CM 1192 Concerto - Barbara York $20.00
Wars and Rumors of War
CM 1193 Three Sonatas BWV 1027, 1028 and 1029 - Johann Sabastian Bach/Bryan Doughty $32.00
originally for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord
CM 1194 Sonata BWV 1027 - Johann Sabastian Bach/Bryan Doughty $14.00
originally for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord
CM 1195 Sonata BWV 1028 - Johann Sabastian Bach/Bryan Doughty $14.00
originally for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord
CM 1196 Sonata BWV 1029 - Johann Sabastian Bach/Bryan Doughty $14.00
originally for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord
CM 1170 Directions - Barbara York $17.00
I. Out and About II. In III. Up and Through
CM 1216 Three Romances for Susie - Barbara York $15.00
Tuba quartet:
CM 1163 Adagio - Camille Saint-Saens/Steve Hanson $14.00
from "Symphony No. 3"
CM 1164 Angel Band - William Bradbury/Christopher Warren $14.00
CM 1165 Pat-a-Pan - traditional/Christopher Warren $14.00
optional percussion
CM 1166 Tarantella - Felix Mendelssohn/Norihisa Yamamoto $14.00
from "Song Without Words" op. 182, No. 3
CM 1167 Toccata - Caludio Monteverdi/Donald Little $12.00
from "L'Orfeo"
CM 1168 3 Medieval Pieces - various/Tony Zilincik $14.00
1. Kyrie - plainchant 2. Cantionesduarum vocum - Lassus 3. Missa Dies
Sanctificatus (Kyrie) - Palestrina
CM 1198 What Child is This? - trad./Ron Geese $14.00
CM 1199 Good King Wenceslas - trad./Ron Geese $14.00
Cimarron Music Press is proud to release many new pieces for Tuba Solo or Tuba Quartet (the full listing of new releases can be found in the sponsor section).
Before I list them all out, I want to give some of the pieces some special attention:
If you happen to be out in Denver for ITEC and heard the Gene Pokorny masterclass, you were probably blown away by his playing. I know I was! The one piece that really knocked my socks off was the transciption of a Bach piece (I believe by Tommy Johnson?). While there, I also picked up a CD of Jozsef Bazinka the 3 Bach Viola da Gamba Sonatas. I decided we (the tuba world) needed to have this set in our literature. So I sat down and got to work, and work, and work. They are really long! They are now finally done and work well on C or F Tuba. I am sure Bb, Eb, etc., but I know C and F the best... They are avilable as a set or individually.
The other solo Tuba and Piano pieces were composed by Barbara York. If you heard either John Griffiths or Don Harry play in Denver, then you heard Barbara's pieces. Don will be performing the Concerto later this month in a recital. Barbara is a very lyrical and tonal writer. The pieces are challenging and will work on both C and F tuba.
For all of the pieces below, we have samples posted. Please don't hesitate to email me if you would like more information, have questions, etc.
Like one of my last posts, if you made it this far I think you deserve a medal or something similar!
Thanks for listening and I wish everyone a happy and healthy rest of the year.
And the list of the charts:
Tuba solo with piano:
CM 1192 Concerto - Barbara York $20.00
Wars and Rumors of War
CM 1193 Three Sonatas BWV 1027, 1028 and 1029 - Johann Sabastian Bach/Bryan Doughty $32.00
originally for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord
CM 1194 Sonata BWV 1027 - Johann Sabastian Bach/Bryan Doughty $14.00
originally for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord
CM 1195 Sonata BWV 1028 - Johann Sabastian Bach/Bryan Doughty $14.00
originally for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord
CM 1196 Sonata BWV 1029 - Johann Sabastian Bach/Bryan Doughty $14.00
originally for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord
CM 1170 Directions - Barbara York $17.00
I. Out and About II. In III. Up and Through
CM 1216 Three Romances for Susie - Barbara York $15.00
Tuba quartet:
CM 1163 Adagio - Camille Saint-Saens/Steve Hanson $14.00
from "Symphony No. 3"
CM 1164 Angel Band - William Bradbury/Christopher Warren $14.00
CM 1165 Pat-a-Pan - traditional/Christopher Warren $14.00
optional percussion
CM 1166 Tarantella - Felix Mendelssohn/Norihisa Yamamoto $14.00
from "Song Without Words" op. 182, No. 3
CM 1167 Toccata - Caludio Monteverdi/Donald Little $12.00
from "L'Orfeo"
CM 1168 3 Medieval Pieces - various/Tony Zilincik $14.00
1. Kyrie - plainchant 2. Cantionesduarum vocum - Lassus 3. Missa Dies
Sanctificatus (Kyrie) - Palestrina
CM 1198 What Child is This? - trad./Ron Geese $14.00
CM 1199 Good King Wenceslas - trad./Ron Geese $14.00