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Buzbee's US Tour

Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 1:24 pm
by tbuzbee
Hello All,
My wife and I will be on tour in the US from March 17-29th. This will be a Tuba/Trombone Tour with lots of great music, some old, some new. Hope to see you at one or more of the shows or masterclasses. There will also be a few high schools that we are playing mini concerts and masterclasses at that will be listed later.

March 17-Northwestern,LA
5pm-Recital
6:30-Masterclass

March 18-Baylor University
11am-Masterclass
7:30-Recital

March 19- University of Texas
8pm-Recital

March 20-University of Texas
11:30am-Masterclass

March 24-University of Texas Arlington
11:30am- Recital
4pm-Masterclass

March 26-Texas A&M-Commerce
?-Masterclass

March 27-Texas A&M-Commerce
8pm-Recital

March 28-Tyler Jr. College
?-Masterclass
?-Recital

March 29-Pleasant Grove High School Texarkana,TX
7pm-Recital
This is a benefit concert with all proceeds going to Childrens cancer research. Donations are welcome!!!

Hope to see you soon,
Tim Buzbee
www.buzbeebrass.homestead.com

Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 6:05 pm
by Eric B
I plan to attend!

Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 3:57 pm
by tubasound
Hi Tim!

By chance I found some videos from you at youtube where you performed some orchestral sections with trombones at a masterclass or something. Nice stuff, especially the Respighi "Fontane di Roma" part is sensational! Which tuba(s) do you play in your orchestral job?

All the best to you

greets tubasound

Buzbee's Tour

Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 4:21 pm
by tbuzbee
At that time I was playing on the 6/4 Nirschl. Since Dec 2006 I have been using a Meinl handmade Baer 6450/2. I use a few other horns from time to time also. Soon I will be trying out a handmade 2265. Too many options!!!Thanks for the nice comments.

T Buzbee

Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2008 11:40 pm
by Gravid
We had the pleasure of hosting Tim and Jessica at Baylor today. In a nutshell, their shared recital was a display of some of the best brass playing that I've heard in a long time. The programming was refreshing, Jessica's playing exhibited a finesse rarely heard on a brass instrument (much less one w/a slide!), and Tim's playing was, to be succinct, inspirational. His low register alone is worth the price of admission. I highly recommend driving whatever distance necessary to hear them play.

Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 12:26 pm
by Ed Jones
An update on the University of Texas at Arlington appearance:

4:30 pm Masterclass
7:30 pm Recital

Both will be in Irons Recital Hall

Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 4:57 pm
by BriceT
Awesome performance at UTA. I really enjoyed it!

Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 7:34 pm
by Eric B
If anybody is going to Tim and Jessica's recital in Texarkana Saturday, the time has been moved up to 5 PM. I just received a PM from Tim Buzbee and he confirmed that 5 PM is the correct starting time. He is on a train and unable to access the web to edit his post.

If any 'netters are coming, send me a PM as I'd love to meet you.

This is a benefit concert for a wonderful cause...childhood leukemia/lymphoma. Please bring a donation to help save children's lives.

Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 4:14 am
by tubasound
Hi Tim!

I've read all the great comments about your playing and, as mentioned in my post above, I can just nod and say "yeah!".

Any chance to hear you either in Vienna or Berlin, solo or orchestra? I'd love to hear your recital....

so long, tubasound

Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 11:23 pm
by Mojo workin'
Anyone record these recitals? Tim, do you have any solo cds released or pending release?

Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2008 8:17 pm
by Eric B
I thoroughly enjoyed Tim and Jessica's recital tonight. Her trombone artistry is exquisite and Tim's playing was impeccable. It is a rare treat to hear such playing in Texarkana. I know it was a thrill for Tim's former band directors, Mr. Bird, Ms. Manning, and Mrs. Melton.

My favorites were:

Three Furies by James Grant (1st time to hear it)

Six Pack by James Meador

Danny Boy arr. Patrick Sheridan

I enjoyed the Tommy Pederson duet "The Walrus Ordered Waffles". The bass trombonist in symphony owns that set of duets and we're inspired to work on them during rehearsal breaks.

Jessica played a clever jazzy arrangement of Habanera from Bizet's Carman.

Tim, what model of F tuba were you playing? It looked like a MW 45S-LP or a MW 2182.