Mike Roylance. Eli Newberger play Tues 3/13 on NPR 7:00pmEST

[enewberger]

Hi, all. Mike Roylance (principal tuba in the Boston Symphony Orchestra) and I will play excerpts of Howard Frazin's new concerto commission, Theme and Reverberations for 2 tubas and chamber orchestra, and a bit of jazz, on this one hour show called "Radio Open Source," broadcast in AL, CA, KY, MA, OR, VT, and TX and webcast by WGBH in Boston. Mostly it airs at 7:00 PM, but for station particulars please visit this website:
http://www.radioopensource.org/about/li ... lic-radio/
Tickets are available for the 2 premiere performances at Boston's Faneuil Hall on Friday, 3/16, at 8 PM, and on Sunday, 3/18, at 3 PM, with the Boston Classical Orchestra, conducted by Steven Lipsitt.
The work will also be available in a version for string quartet + bass viol + 2 tubas. It's 19 minutes long and gorgeous. That premiere will take place in May.
Eli Newberger

[datubaguy]

Just a polite little bump, the show's gonna be very interesting, so check it out if you get the chance. We had our first rehearsal with the string orchestra today and its sounds fantastic!

Cheers,

Mike Roylance

[datubaguy]

The following are the station where it is being broadcast. Streaming is also available from the site listed in the above post.

MR

Alaska
Talkeetna, KTNA 88.9 FM 11:00 AM [stream] [Support KTNA]

California
Bayside, KNHM 91.5 FM, 4:00 PM [stream] [Support KNHM]
Mendocino, KPMO 1300 AM, 4:00 PM [stream] [Support KPMO]
Mt. Shasta, KMJC 620 AM, 4:00 PM [stream] [Support KMJC]
Pacific Grove, KAZU 90.3 FM, 7 PM [stream] [Support KAZU]
Sacramento, KQED 89.3 FM, 1:00 AM [stream] [Support KQED]
San Francisco, KQED 88.5 FM, 1:00 AM [stream] [Support KQED]
Yreka, KSYC 1490 AM, 4:00 PM [stream] [Support KSVC]

Kentucky
Richmond, WEKU 88.9 FM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WEKU]
Hazard, WEKH 90.9 FM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WEKH]
Corbin, WEKF 88.5 FM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WEKF]

Massachusetts
Boston, WGBH 89.7 FM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WGBH]
Nantucket, WNAN 91.1 FM [Support WNAN]
Woods Hole, WCAI/WNAN 90.1/91.1 FM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WCAI/WNAN]

New York
Canton, WSLU 89.5 FM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WSLU]
Blue Mountain Lake, WXLH 91.3 FM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WXLH]
Malone, WSLO 90.9 FM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WSLO]
North Creek, WXLG 89.9 FM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WXLG]
Peru, WXLU 88.3 FM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WXLU]
Saranac Lake,WSLL 90.5 FM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WSLL]
Watertown, WSLK 88.9 FM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WSLK]

Oregon
Grants Pass, KAGI 930 AM, 4:00 PM [ stream] [Support KAGI]
Eugene, KRVM 1280 AM, 4:00 PM [stream] [Support KRVM]
Rosenberg, KTBR 950 AM, 4:00 PM [stream] [Support KTBR]
Talent, KSJK 1230 AM, 4:00 PM [stream] [Support KSJK]

Vermont
Bennington, WBTN 94.3 FM, Wednesdays at 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WBTN]
Burlington, WVPS 107.9 FM, Wednesdays at 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WVPS]
Rutland, WRVT 88.9 FM, Wednesdays at 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WRVT]
St. Johnsbury, WVPA 88.5 FM, Wednesdays at 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WVPA]
Windsor, WVPR 89.5 FM, Wednesdays at 7:00 PM [stream] [Support WVPR]

Texas
Austin, WKUT 90.5 FM, 6:00 PM [Support WKUT]

Utah
Salt Lake City, KCPW 88.3 FM & 1010 AM, 7:00 PM [stream] [Support KCPW]

Washington
Seattle, KUOW 94.9 FM, 9:00 PM [stream] [Support KUOW]

[ArnoldGottlieb]

Tuba's on NPR=Cool.
Making Bloke or Doc listen to NPR=Priceless....
Peace.
ASG

[Art Hovey]

It seems that the only way to hear this in CT is to tune in on the XM at 2AM. Wish I knew which night that would be. Congratulations, Eli, you old dog.

[WoodSheddin]

listened. too bad it could not be live, but great stuff

[bearphonium]

Enjoyed the broadcast. Thanks for putting up the stations. I picked it up on the way home from work.

[trseaman]

Enjoyed the show, thanks to all involved. Too bad it wasn't live and longer... Still great to focus on the Tuba for a change!

Tim

[enewberger]

Thanks for the comments and requests for a good image of my old Holton Del Negro. Actually, I bought the first one I owned from Walter Sear in 1963 and donated it to the Yale University rare musical instrument collection 10 years of so ago. That's the horn on which I made all the early Black Eagle recordings, as well as the duo album on Stomp Off Records with Jimmy Mazzy, "Shake It Down." You can see an artist's portrait of that horn on the record cover, as well as a fairly good photo of the successor instrument, a BBb version that I had Bob Osmun cut down to CC with Bob Rusk's guidance in the early 80's here: http://www.elinewberger.com/music_listen.html
I subsequently donated the uncut Holton to the Harvard Band 5 years or so ago. You can see that instrument in an early photo of the Black Eagles (1972 or so) in front of the Sticky Wicket sign here: http://www.elinewberger.com/music_tuba.html
If this isn't confusing enough, write to me off-list, and I'll try to find a photo. I have to say, however, that I'm thrilled with my Harvey Phillips CC Holton. It's in tune, and it doesn't leak!
All best,
Eli