Has anyone played this piece?
It sounds great but I've not seen the tuba part yet. I'm playing it in a couple of weeks time with conductor Gustavo Dudamel and wondered what people thought of the piece.
Many thanks.
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Ian1
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I have played "La Noche" and I really like it. It's LOUD, rhythmic(lots of percussion) and a pretty good tuba part. I don't remember too many specifics, but I remember having a really good time.
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I´m glad to hear that you will get to play this piece. Other than Sensemaya, this is probably his other "big" hit. I have played it several times and actually recorded it last year with the Xalapa Symphony Orchestra www.sinfonicadexalapa.com I used to play the whole thing on CC tuba but have migrated over the years to using more F which works great on alot of Revueltas´ music. You will see where the F can work nicely on this piece. I think the key to this music is to play VERY clean and precise. I hope you have a good percussion section and a good concha player. Have fun!
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