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Tuba Christmas Returns to London!

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Tuba Christmas Returns to London!
Conducted by Patrick Harrild (London Symphony Orchestra)

When; 11.30 am - 12.30 Sunday December 16th. 2007

Where; Somerset House, The Strand, London WC2 1LA, In front of the Ice Rink

Why; For fun of course and to raise money for Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital (registered charity no. 235825)

Please let us know if you are coming, contact Chris Ludwig;
Chris.ludwig@ntlworld.com
07721 647 326
01923 266096

Please let other players know too.

What will you need?
A Tuba, Baritone or Euphonium (Serpents, Sousaphones, Cimbassos & Ophicleides are welcome too). A music stand and marching strap if you have one (we are hoping to provide some chairs). Both treble & bass clef parts will be available.

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This great news Charley !
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Thanks, it's been soooo long, I guess around 20 years?

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Congrats on holding it. Is there anyway that some pictures can be taken and posted on here? I think they would be neat as the horns there might be rather different from the motley collections at most of them here. Good Luck with it.
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Jeffrey Hicks wrote:Congrats on holding it. Is there anyway that some pictures can be taken and posted on here? I think they would be neat as the horns there might be rather different from the motley collections at most of them here. Good Luck with it.
I plan to be there, so will try and take some pictures.
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Yes, hopefully we can put up a full page of pics shortly afterwards.

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Another reason to spend the Christmas season in London one of these years...
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4 tracks recorded over the past couple of years at Christmas for low brass quartet;

Infant Holy, Hark How The Bells, Lo How A rose and Nocturne (Past 3 o clock);

http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 204&t=5252

and a Christmas Sonnet (solo);

http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?PID=465043&t=7617

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Charley ,
I have played Ken's Christmas Sonnet for tuba quartet . What lovley piece and the tuba part is very challaneging as is the first euph part that gets that nice high G to play .

Here's Ken's electronic recording of it : http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?PID=464836&t=3146
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