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In conducting an interview w/Joe for an upcoming ITEA journal, I learned of a recent (2017) recording by Alison that utilizes tuba. Turns out, the arranger was a tuba major in college The track is titled, "RIver in the Rain," and it's on her CD "Windy City." Interestingly, the tuba (Mir 181 F) is used for both counter-melody and the bass line (at different times, of course). Instrumentation: string section, rhythm section, and . . . tuba! Check out the live video (Vevo) version, as it's more "organic" (to quote Joe), and IMO, the tuba is much more audible (than on the previously recorded CD version). Score 1 for Joe and the tuba world! https://youtu.be/aPMaX_p0aoM" target="_blank"

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There is a very cool pic that goes along w/this story, but since I don't know how to attach a pic to this post, you'll just have to wait for the fall ITEA journal!

"more" audible? I would have been happy with just "audible".

Love her stuff - she is such a great versatile talent.

First heard her in Princeton, NJ when she had just started playing with Union Station.
What a musician!

Gravid wrote:There is a very cool pic that goes along w/this story, but since I don't know how to attach a pic to this post, you'll just have to wait for the fall ITEA journal!

I think I know which picture you're talking about, it's quite amusing.

Mark Finley wrote:That's my Girl. My wife knows I am in love with her. She gets Rob Lowe, I get Alison Krauss.

Back off, Mark; Alison is MY girlfriend!