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Last Friday at the Army Tuba Conference Carol played a short encore after the Carnival:

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Please forgive my ignorance; what was it?

woops

Cascades by Al Vizzutti was the encore.

The encore is Vizzutti: Cascades

For those of you who missed it: The encore piece was Vizzutti's Cascades. I know someone probably missed it.

Cascades is on her album of the same name.

TubaRay wrote:For those of you who missed it: The encore piece was Vizzutti's Cascades. I know someone probably missed it.

I think it's on some CD. Does anyone know the name of the CD?

goodgigs wrote: I met a twenty year old co ed, in 1990, from Viola who owned roger Bobo's old 188.
I don't remember her name.
She sat in with my community band and played circles around me.
She let me play her horn. NICE!
I bet she didn't weigh 100 lbs at the time.
She seemed to phrase similarly well while site reading.
I had the same feeling as most of Carrol's fans - Where does all that air come from?

If you mean Biola, you must be talking about Beth Mitchell. You can see her latest here:
http://www.bethmitchelltubastudio.com
She's busy in Los Angeles playing and teaching. She sounds great!

sloan wrote:

TubaRay wrote:For those of you who missed it: The encore piece was Vizzutti's Cascades. I know someone probably missed it.

I think it's on some CD. Does anyone know the name of the CD?

Alex C wrote:Cascades is on her album of the same name.

Also on her website is the first used MW 2011FA HoJo I have seen for sale.

goodgigs wrote:Where does all that air come from?

I was sitting to one side during her recital, and you cannot imagine how explosively she can expand her chest cavity. I've never seen anything like it. I would not suspect that her vital capacity is all the large, but she fills it to the brim in about a millisecond.

Art, that encore piece was the title track on her CD, so you can hear it again if you want to.

Rick "thinking anyone who doesn't buy Carol Janstch's CD is missing the next redefinition of our instrument" Denney

I agree with all comments regarding the recital. One of those that makes you want to practice your butt off while wondering if it is a futile gesture! Baltimore Brass had the "Cascades" CD for sale at the conference and it can also be ordered from her website (among other places). Standard price seems to be $16. I was glad to have a copy for my leisurely drive home in the snow on Saturday.

Phil Sloan

I thought her recital was great.... Canival with all that triple tongueing was exciting<s>(I started to sweatHaHa)I thought Bobo did it better but wasn't as good looking<s>.. here's a picture of her doing cascade....Slone it was certainly nice meeting you even though I called you the tubatinker please forgive me <s>......................bigbob

hrender wrote: And according to the website, she has a 188 for sale...

Nah, couldn't be.

Nah, it's not.

the Bobo 188 isn't as shiny as that one and it has a kicker on the 5th valve.

Hi Bob!!!!!!!!! ( I told you I would say that.)

Nice meeting you at the conference!

Bill

Nice meeting you too Bill!! Maybe someday we could get together and play?? Maybe we could get together a lot of Tubenet guys and have a week end playing party! My one metal sculpture group does this every year.... My house is open to such an indeavor <s>I got a great old BBb sousy sitting here waiting to be played I'm not very good but I think it would be fun!! and great talking to you Bill....bigbob