Tuba Downloads

[ParLawGod]

Hello - I'm currently attempting to expand my tuba CD collection. Aside from actually buying CDs I am also looking for some legal tuba mp3s. Can anyone point me in the direction of some? Perhaps a tubist that has some available for download on his/her website?

Thanks!

[ParLawGod]

Hi - yep, I'm a member. I'll have to retrieve my login password (I threw away the envelope that came with my last ITEA Journal).

Thanks!

[Tim Olt]

Hello,

There are about 50 quartet recordings available for download from the All the King's Tubas website. Most are live or one-shot recordings, but still decent quality.

www.timolt.com/atkt/

Enjoy!

Tim

[dwaskew]

for some Arnold Jacobs items....


http://www.chisham.com/tips/index.html

and, if you have one of those whizbang video ipods

http://windsongpress.com/almost%20live/ ... 20live.htm

[Lars Trawen]

Check this one out http://web.telia.com/~u41505947/Junger%20bassist.wma
It's the tubist from Blaskapelle Gloria playing. Amazingly.
Definately one of my favorites.

[brianf]

if you have one of those whizbang video ipods

http://windsongpress.com/almost%20live/ ... 20live.htm

Really!

How does that work? I did this in low resolution since it is so long, divided it up into 10 parts and did those in medium resolution.

Mr Jacobs would get a kick out of seeing himself on a video Ipod, he was always into toys.

[dwerden]

I am starting a new section on my forum for downloads. It is for members only, but membership is free. So far I have posted two tuba recordings. The first is Roger Bobo performing the Barat Introduction and Dance with The U.S. Coast Guard Band. The second tuba solo is Tucker Jolly performing a Mozart horn concerto on his F tuba (playing in the same octave as the F horn!!).

I'll be adding more over time. By the way, there will also be euphonium solos. The first one I added is a Russian euphonium soloist who played with the Leningrad Military District Band (before the Soviet Union broke up). I only knew his first name: Victor. His recording is of the Claude Smith Rondo (written for Doc Severinsen). He heard a recording of my playing it and transcribed the entire solo by ear, wrote it out for his band, and played it. All I had to do was buy the music!

Once you are registered you will find the link under the "Tuba and/or Euphonium" category:

http://www.dwerden.com/talk/forum/categ ... zb=1422772[/quote]