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Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2004 11:11 pm
by porkchopsisgood
That's the one you want....
Typically Robert King arrangements were not done with tuba in mind.....obstensibly a 6th part, most tuba players play the baritone part when playing in a quintet setting.
The Nagel version is pretty awesome....the Canadian Brass version isn't bad either, but in the key of d minor....a step up for some reason...kinda weird....But the CB version includes Contrapunctus I, VII, and IX....
Happy Hunting....
Allen Carter
Temple University
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 8:35 am
by BVD Press
Not sure if there is a 9 by Nagel.
On my site, you will find a Frackenpohl, Foote and Aardworks Press piece. I am offering free shipping for a few more days.
I believe the Robert King version was done for 4tet with the Tuba doubling the Trombone and octave below.
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 9:03 am
by porkchopsisgood
Not sure if there is a 9 by Nagel.
Will check if it's Nagel....but there definitely is a NYBQ arrangement...I'm playing it in quintet now.
It's a sound arrangement. I'll make sure to post publisher, etc. sometime later today.
Allen
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 9:30 am
by Alex C
I believe the old NYBQ recordings used the Rober King arrangement. This was originally written for Sextette with the tuba doubling 60% of the euphonium part an octave lower.
This is what they did on most of their Baroque and Renaissance recordings.
Harvey played the euphonium part. He still sounds terrific!
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 10:56 pm
by Art Hovey
When I played that arrangement under Mr. Nagle's instruction he suggested using a pedal C on the last note. Since then I have played both the Cm and Dm arrangements with various quintets, and most of the guys have preferred the Cm version. I believe I have a set of parts somewhere, and if you email me I will look for them.
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2004 5:29 pm
by porkchopsisgood
The NYBQ version is Glasel.....not Nagel.....