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Most tubist would want to play in Mahler symphonies. The fewest succeed, but still most like the music. The link for this video came from one of the horn lists. I am watching it right now. I was aware about brass related music being part of Mahler’s musical roots, After all I saw Bernstein’s TV features many decades ago. This video brings samples to my ears. My only immediate protest was about a pistons trumpet in one of the reenactment bands,but that was a minor matter.

http://video.pbs.org/video/1883099037

Klaus

The 1st symphony tuba solo enters at around 33 minutes into the video. I am don’t know the San Francisco Symphony tubist, only the solo horn Bob Ward.

There is a short view of a wooden figurine band. I thought I saw a bell front tuba, but it must have been a helicon.

Klaus

did anyone else notice the Goldman Sachs ad before the video talking about the new arena in Louisville and hyping the 'job creation' it brought to Louisville? really? seriously?

ouch.

imperialbari wrote:The 1st symphony tuba solo enters at around 33 minutes into the video. I am don’t know the San Francisco Symphony tubist, only the solo horn Bob Ward.

There is a short view of a wooden figurine band. I thought I saw a bell front tuba, but it must have been a helicon.

Klaus

Jeff Anderson, great guy, great player.

There appears being a local coding of what appears on ones screen. I don’t see that said ad, and my reasons for presenting this link were purely musical. OK, maybe there also came a bit of motivation from history and musicology.

As for local coding, a certain Williston TubeNetter wondered, why I asked a Memphis related question. Why didn’t I just google it? Screenshots revealed that what a certain search delivered for Williston and for Korsør screens respectively had very little overlap, if any at all.

Klaus