Bydlo ...who gets to play it ?
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Bydlo ...who gets to play it ?
Tonight (Jan. 14,2008) my community band was handed new music for the next concert . We were given a full "Wind Orchestration" of Pictures at an Exhibition . I was surprised that neither the tuba nor the euphonium was given the Bydlo solo. I don't know what instrument will be playing because we did not get that far into it.
I thought it would be fun to let the TNFJ battle it out to see who guesses correctly what instrument it has been written for.
I won't tell you who did the orchestration or what publishing company is selling it. What I will tell you is that the orchestrator did it directly from the piano score of Mussorgsky and not from Ravels arrangement.
I will know for sure next week when we run through it again .
I thought it would be fun to let the TNFJ battle it out to see who guesses correctly what instrument it has been written for.
I won't tell you who did the orchestration or what publishing company is selling it. What I will tell you is that the orchestrator did it directly from the piano score of Mussorgsky and not from Ravels arrangement.
I will know for sure next week when we run through it again .

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I'll guess horn as well.
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The version I read has the "solo" in the tutti horns as well...
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How about didgeri-don't...Tubaing wrote:Definatly didgeridoo
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Chuck Jackson wrote:Gentlemen, careful, there are children lurking about.........Maybe if it were written for Contrabassoon and Contrabas sax in parallel fifths and amplified.....
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I get the idea that some of you don't like accordians. Accordians may not be what I would want to hear the Bydlo on, but I happen to like them when they are played by the right players. I play a lot of gigs with a really fantastic accordianist. His name is Robert Atwood. Awesome player! Those of you in the PA area should hear Al Meixner and his group. They're really worth checking out.
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