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What rep are you excited about performing this season?

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I know many of you play in orchestras/bands: professional, college and community on this board. I am very excited about some repertoire coming up in this season. How is everyone else's upcoming seasons looking?

Just currious what you are looking forward to. Post your season(s) and bold what you are interested in!
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Greenwich Village Orchestra

Oct 2
Dvorak - Cello Concerto
Dvorak - Symphony No. 8

Nov 20
Humperdinck - Hansel and Gretel Overture
Elgar - Sea Pictures
Mussorgsky-Ravel - Pictures at an Exhibition.

TBA Together in Music

Dec 11
Holiday Concert

Feb 12
Barber Adagio
Bruch - Scottish Fantasy with Hye-Jin Kim, soloist
Sibelius - Symphony No. 1

Mar 25
Wagner - Die Meistersinger Prelude
Khachaturian - Violin Concerto
Mendelssohn - Symphony No. 5 (if I get to play the serpent part)

May 20
Shostakovich - Symphony No. 9
Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 5


Brooklyn Symphony

Oct 30
HAYDN – Feldparthia in B-flat ("St. Antoni Chorale")
BRAHMS – Variations on a theme of Haydn ("St. Anthony Chorale")
BRAHMS – Piano Concerto #1 in d min

Dec 18
TCHAIKOVSKY – Overture "1812"
DUKAS – The Sorcerer's Apprentice
DELIUS – Dance Rhapsody #1
GERSHWIN, arr. R.R. Bennett – "Porgy and Bess" - A Symphonic Picture
TCHAIKOVSKY, arr. Duke Ellington – Nutcracker Suite

Feb 26
SATIE – Parade
HONEGGER – Pacific 231
POULENC – Les Biches - Suite
STRAVINSKY – Suite from "The Firebird" (1949)

Apr 15
RACHMANINOFF, Orch. Dmitri Shostakovitch – The Song of the Flea
GREENHOUGH – TBA
RACHMANINOFF – Symphony #2 in e minor

Jun 3
DVORAK – Cello Concerto in b minor
SIBELIUS – Symphony #5


Richmond County - TBA

New Amsterdamn

Sep 15
Mendelssohn - Midsummer night's dream
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No list yet... :oops:
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Espana,Parade of the charioteers from Ben Hur,Pines of Rome,On the Transmigration of Souls,Tragic Overture,Midsummer Night's dream complete,enigma variations,Lieutenant Kije,Shostakovich 1,the Corsair,Les Preludes.
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I should probably stop reading this thread, because I'll get real jealous real quick. :oops: :D
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Mahler's Symphony No. 1, Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, and Wagner's Flying Dutchman Overture
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We're doing The Planets and Carmina Burana this season in Springfield :tuba:
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A little after the event, but just finished premiering the new arrangent for Euphonium & winds, of the John Rutter Suite Antique, originally for flute & strings with harp.

The masterful adaptation is by John Holland, and the UK premiere was at the Dorchester Abbey Music Festival, Oxforshire, the European one in Ostende/Belgium with the BBC Winds.

At the end of August I will perform the Edward Gregson Symphonic Rhapsody, only recently being made available with piano accomp. by Brian Bowen, long overdue!

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Coppelia Ballet Suite #1 - Delibes
The Fairy's Kiss - Stravinsky
Sleeping Beauty Suite - Tchaik
Prok R&J
Tchaik R&J
R-K's Overture to the Tsar's Bride
(first time playing it)
US Premiere of Stanley Black's Music of a People
Orkney Wedding & Sunrise - Davies
Overture and Finale to Incidental Music to Starlight Express, Opus 78 - Elgar
Symphonic Dances from West Side Story - Bernstein
Rumanian Rhapsody No. 2, Opus 11 - Enesco
Scherzo Capriccioso - Dvorak
Carmina Burana - Orff (I'll use my CC this time)
Tchaik 4 (my all-time favorite)
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Seeas-un? Not ringing a bell. :D
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Finlandia (finally! Never played this in performance on tuba before...)
Prokofiev R & J
Pines
2 premieres also
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Cosma Euph concerto, by myself... in my garage...
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MikeMason wrote:Espana,Parade of the charioteers from Ben Hur,Pines of Rome,On the Transmigration of Souls,Tragic Overture,Midsummer Night's dream complete,enigma variations,Lieutenant Kije,Shostakovich 1,the Corsair,Les Preludes.
I'm playing this for a summer POPS series. There are two tuba parts and the Tuba 2 part is full of loud, low stuff including a lot of pedal C's. Be prepared to get dizzy.
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T. J. Ricer wrote:We're doing The Planets and Carmina Burana this season in Springfield :tuba:
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This is actually still the 2010-2011 season, but I have one more performance of the Baadsvik arrangement of Gabriel's Oboe for our summer POPS concerts. Sorry, it's sold out.
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I am quite excited about having concert with Vaughan Williams 4, James MacMillan Britannia (big tuba solo) and Strauss Death and Transfiguration in concert this coming Saturday! :D
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Shostakovich 8, Meistersingers, and La Mer stand out as the big ones that I remember. Although I'm going to try to take the bass bone seat in the spring to let the severely more talented, younger player have a chance in our orchestra.
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My season's over. I got to perform the Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto #2. Exciting times. The orchestra actually fell apart in the third movement a bit before the final cadenza. Had a great seat to enjoy the fireworks.
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I am excited about performing 3 sets of 20 reps on the butterfly press.

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Two orchestras and a grand total of 4 concerts with tuba, all before the New Year. Both groups are cutting back and I'm one of the guys that gets to sit most of the season out. The only sexy item programmed is the Verdi Requiem. It's on my wife's birthday, and I would have begged off, but no way can I do that under the circumstances.
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