Shostakovitch 5 Tuba Part

[christiantaylor]

I want to start learning Shostakovitch 5 just for fun. If anyone knows where to the part or any other of his symphonies please let me know. If someone has the pdf saved feel free to send it to my email christiantaylor7575@gmail.com" target="_blank
Thanks!

[scottw]

I want to start learning Shostakovitch 5 just for fun. If anyone knows where to the part or any other of his symphonies please let me know. If someone has the pdf saved feel free to send it to my email christiantaylor7575@gmail.com" target="_blank" target="_blank
Thanks!

Be aware that, since this was published in 1937, this is not in the public domain: It is under copyright for the next 10 years or so. I would suggest getting this as excerpts, available legally.

[Mark]

As mentioned above, this work is still under copyright.

Also, if you haven't played this before, you may be disappointed in the tuba part. There are a couple of nice licks for the tuba; but most of the low brass fun is for trombones only. Watch these:

All-Star Orchestra with Chris Olka

2014 Southeast Trombone Symposium with Andrew Miller

And, here are some excerpts: https://www.nyo.org.uk/media/W1siZiIsIj ... 960c12e964

[bort]

I bought a tuba excerpt book in Berlin about 10 years ago, which has excerpts of this in it... not the full part, but just the fun licks. Kind of nice that way, actually, no need to waste the space/ink on a bunch of whole note D's...

[Mark]

And here is Derek Fenstermacher shaking some paint loose: https://youtu.be/AFG029wL3bI.

And those Russian conductors do like to go fast: https://youtu.be/haGfzmg9HJI.

[Rick Denney]

It's a shame better excerpt books aren't available today. The Torchinsky books aren't around. I had them all, but foolishly sold them. There was another... Cherry??? I don't remember, but I don't see anything in print these days. Of course, I'm not looking for any either.

Gordon Cherry’s stuff was limited to publications before 1923 that are in the public domain. It was always electronic only.

The Torchinsky books for Shostakovich include complete parts, and finding someone willing to sell their copy is the only way to get them.

Rick “not selling his” Denney

[Art Hovey]

I have it. PM sent.