Hi all--
I'd like to share a video from my most recent DMA recital. I performed Roger Kellaway's Songs of Ascent on the first half, then John Cheetham's Sonata for Tuba and Piano on the second half. In the meantime, please check out but the closer!
It is Antonio Bazzini's Dance of the Goblins, as arranged for tuba by Benjamin Pierce.
http://youtu.be/1OtI2wztnZg" target="_blank
Thanks!
Andy Larson
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Dance of the Goblins
Andy Larson-DMA
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Professor of Low Brass, Seminole State College
Paramedic Intern, Seminole State College
ED Tech, Halifax Med. Ctr.
Vol. Fire Police, Volusia County Fire Rescue
Tuba teacher, performer, composer, artist
http://www.vimeo.com/larsontuba
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Re: Dance of the Goblins
Thanks for posting this. Great playing. Well worth the listen...
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Re: Dance of the Goblins
Holy freakin' crap. Nice work man!
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Re: Dance of the Goblins
Excellent!
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Re: Dance of the Goblins
Damn! Awesome!!!