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1. Symphonic Metamorphosis (orchestra concert in Feb.)
2. Pappy-crappy arrangements of pop tunes for orchestra (orch. concert in two weeks.)
3. Gregson and Lebedev (No. 2) Concertos (upcoming solo competition)

Mostly working on grad school audition stuff:

RVW - Concerto
John Stevens - Journey
Ellerby - Concerto (will be performing this with the Syracuse University Brass Ensemble)
Orchestral Excerpts
Rochut (need 1 for Rice and Eastman)
Kopprasch (need 1 for RIce and Eastman)

See other forum...Here we go...

Well, Well, Well...
1.)Sonata fron Die Bankelsangerlieder; arr. King
2.)Three Revolutionary Marches; B. Smetant, arr. Vaclav Nelhybel
3.)Mannin Veen; Haydn Wood
4.)Folk Dances; Dmitri Shostakovich, Edit. H. Robert Reynolds
5.)La Procession Du Rocio; Joaquin Turina, Arr. Alfred Reed
6.)Huldigungsmarsch; Richard Wagner, arr. William A. Schaefer,
7.)Rosalind in the Forest of Arden; Alfred Reed
8.)Fanfare and Flourishes; James Curnow
9.)Daniel in the Lion's Den; W. Francis McBeth (not the solo Crying or Very sad )
10.)His Honor March; unkown-top cut off
11.)Inchon; Robert W. Smith
12.)Courtly Airs and Dances; Ron Nelson
13.)Festivo; Edward Gregson
14.)Three Chorale Preludes, #II; William P. Latham
15.)Americans We; Henry Fillmore, Edit. Frederick Fennell
16.) Sundance; Frank Ticheli
17.)Vox Superius; Melvyn Poore
18.) (boring piece) Grant Them Eternal Rest; Andrew Boysen, Jr.
19.) Six Preludes for Tuba and Flute; Harry Hewitt,
finally,
20.)Ai; Michael E. Edgerton

Is that enough?

the elephant wrote:What is on your stand – right now – that is being prepared for either a recording or a live performance? No etudes, unless they are part of a recital program, no lesson material, no excerpts "that I hope to one day get to play" and NO FIBBING!!

Well then, honestly, nothing.

This is "winter break" and we don't go back until the end of the month. Anything on my stand right now is purely for my own enjoyment and practice.

For Tuba/Euph collaborative recital in 1 month

Effie suite, Wilder
Cappricio for Tuba and Marimba, Penn

also, a quartet piece (we were toying with Manhattan suite, but probably won't have it together in time)

and a Tuba/Euph duet that is currently being written by a IC composition student

trauersinfonie-Richard Wagner
Ireland:somthing somtihng something
and some mexican march that start FF so I like it

What's on my stand?

Dust. Lots of dust.

Since the obvious answer hasn't appeared yet:
The Capitol One No Hassle Symphony.
(of course!)

Memories, lots of memories. But that doesn't keep me from trying like &*$# to get back into reasonable shape.

Handful of Balkan brass band arrangements - Ciocarlia Si Suite, Solo Tapan, Bulgarska Oro, various originals. Nekemtenemmutogatol Oro, you know, the usual fare. The ones actually named above don't have to be on the stand at this point, but there are one or two others that I can't reliably play from memory on my own.

Moondance-John Stevens
Consequences-Mike Forbes
Auburn is the Colour-Mike Forbes
St. James Infirmary-Mike Forbes
Dances-John Stevens


Tuba-Euphonium Quartet for the local school districts on 27 January.

same stuff on my stand as listed in the other posting.........

'cept on Saturdays I add the stuff I'm gonna play in church on Sunday morning....not much prep' work needed, but Sunday's are usually the high point in my weekly playing.

Just picked up my parts for a brass band competition:

- Chorale and Tocatta - Stephen Bulla
- Second Suitein F Major - Gustav Holst/Sydney Herbert

Fun stuff!

The xylophone part to a band piece called Spoon River. I am working my arse off to get the thing up to speed; stoopid keys are all the same color, not nice black and white like a piano, and I'm having trouble locating myself in space, at that speed, just by the usual looking. They sprung it on me 2 wks prior to concert, not that much time to learn a new instrument.

MA

Elgar - Symphony No.1
Walton - Symphony no.1
Gershwin - Piano Concerto
Copland - Fanfare for the Common Man
Strauss - Alpine Symphony
Vaughan Williams - Tuba Concerto
Prokofiev - Symphony No.5
Tchaikovsky - Francesca da Rimini
Eric Ball - Wayfarer

Clarke-Gordon Studies
Bozza Prelude Et Allegro
30 Vocalises - Peter Popiel
A large Civil War era band print I have been meaning to hang on the wall.
stand light
valve oil

not that much time to learn a new instrument.

Heavens to Betsy! Get a synthesizer with xylophone setting. Pragmatism. Vinyl siding on log cabins and synthesizers for xylophone parts.