Hi
I have been provisionally been booked to play the following next year.
Can you let me know which pieces have tuba, any possible dodgy bits and best instrument (I have EEb and BBb)
Overture - Prince Igor - Borodin
Concierto de Aranjuez (soloist Bridget Mermikides - guitar) - Rodrigo
Symphony no. 2 - Sibelius
Overture - Die Meistersinger - Wagner
Brahms Double Concerto
La Calinda - from ‘Koanga’ - Delius
Suite - Henry V - Walton
The Perfect Fool - Holst
Overture - Poet and Peasant - Suppé
Piano Concerto - Schumann
La Boutique Fantasque - Rossini-Respighi
Waltz and Polonaise from ‘Eugene Onegin’- Tchaikovsky
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jmh3412
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Repertoire Query
Composers shouldn't think too much -- it interferes with their plagiarism.
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imperialbari
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Re: Repertoire Query
Brahms Double Concerto has no tuba part.
Klaus
Klaus
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Waltz and Polonaise from ‘Eugene Onegin’- Tchaikovsky
Both have 3 trombones, but no tuba.
Klaus
Both have 3 trombones, but no tuba.
Klaus
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Biggs
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Klaus,
You wouldn't happen to possess the rest of the third movement from Sibelius' Symphony No. 2 in scanned form, would you?
You wouldn't happen to possess the rest of the third movement from Sibelius' Symphony No. 2 in scanned form, would you?
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Re: Repertoire Query
He posted all of it (1 page)...it ends on the low A and proceeds (attacca) to the last movement.Biggs wrote:Klaus,
You wouldn't happen to possess the rest of the third movement from Sibelius' Symphony No. 2 in scanned form, would you?
It's all available for free at IMSLP...get acquainted with it! (in other words, don't pay scammers over $100 for stuff you can print off yourself)
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Re: Repertoire Query
Those darn Italian words always fool me...Todd S. Malicoate wrote:He posted all of it (1 page)...it ends on the low A and proceeds (attacca) to the last movement.Biggs wrote:Klaus,
You wouldn't happen to possess the rest of the third movement from Sibelius' Symphony No. 2 in scanned form, would you?
It's all available for free at IMSLP...get acquainted with it! (in other words, don't pay scammers over $100 for stuff you can print off yourself)
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imperialbari
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Sometimes musicology is even simpler than Italian: 3rd movement is on page 3. 4th movement starts on page 4.Biggs wrote:Those darn Italian words always fool me...Todd S. Malicoate wrote:He posted all of it (1 page)...it ends on the low A and proceeds (attacca) to the last movement.Biggs wrote:Klaus,
You wouldn't happen to possess the rest of the third movement from Sibelius' Symphony No. 2 in scanned form, would you?
It's all available for free at IMSLP...get acquainted with it! (in other words, don't pay scammers over $100 for stuff you can print off yourself)
K
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jmh3412
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Brilliant thanks for all teh info - much appreciated
Composers shouldn't think too much -- it interferes with their plagiarism.