Bizet and Tuba?
Bizet and Tuba?
Did Bizet write anything that had a tuba part? When the orchestra plays Carmen excerpts or the L'Arlesienne Suite, I listen to the trombones and think that it sounds like fun. But, I don't get to play!
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That particular suite was done by a house arranger at Lucks in the early part of the 20th Century. Rodion Schederin(sorry about the spelling) arranged music by Bizet for strings and 8 percussionists. His now famous "Carmen Suite" was arranged for his wife, a Prima Ballerina at the Bolshoi. It is a spectacular work that is REALLY hard for the percussionists, not in terms of technique, but simply in finding/creating the instruments required. This is not purely a Carmen suite as it includes a number or two from L'Arleissiene.
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