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I like some of that jazz stuff...Jim Widner Big Band, stuff like that...better than regular big orchestra stuff. Something I like even more, is Young Blood Brass Band :oops:..but that's also just a bunch of brass players making as much noise as possible...otherwise, I have nothing...
I think I might end up as a grumpy old man when I get old...
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My favorite singer is David Phelps.A world class singer who chose Christian music.He has a really great recording with the Millar Brass Ensemble(his sister was/is(?) a trumpeter with Millar).It's a Christmas disc but I listen to it year round.
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Post by tubafatness »

Orchestral, right now:
The Planets with CSO and James Levine
Penderecki's St. Luke Passion with the Warsaw National Philharmonic and Antoni Wit
Messiaen's Des Canyons Aux Etoiles with the London Sinfonietta and Esa-Pekka Salonen
Messiaen's Turangalila-Symphonie with the Berliner Philharmoniker and Kent Nagano

Other stuff, right now:
Tom Waits, especially "Mule Variations"
Flat Earth Society
Yo-Yo Ma
Dave Douglas
Harry Partch
Marc Ribot
Mastodon
Beck
Buckethead
Amon Tobin
Refused
The Locust
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Post by AndyCat »

schlepporello wrote:There's just too many to list.
One of my most recently discovered "faves" is the CD titled "Gloria" by John Rutter. It features the cambridge singers and if I understand correctly was conducted by Mr. Rutter hisself.
And features John Fletcher on Tuba with PJBE.
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Right now, I find myself replaying Sing, Sing, Sing on the German Brass CD, Power of Brass. There were some trumpet players icing their lips after that one.
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Doc wrote:Allison Krause
If you like Allison Krause and celtic music, pick up The Chieftains: Down the Old Plank Road - The Nashville Sessions. She sings a song on this CD (or DVD) that is as close to perfect as it gets.
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Post by djwesp »

My favorite is probably a recording from quite a while ago ... a record of Jan August playing variations of famous classical tunes on the piano.

Amazing stuff.


Tuba related is probably an old recording, copied from record, of the Dmitru Hungarian Tuba.
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