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Fafner recording?
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Fafner recording?
Can anyone point me towards some recordings in which the tuba player used a MW Fafner?
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Re: Fafner recording?
Thanks!
Also looking for ensemble recordings, but this is a good start.
Also looking for ensemble recordings, but this is a good start.
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Re: Fafner recording?
I believe that any of the recent recordings of the Vienna Philharmonic will most likely feature Paul Halwax on his hand made rotary Fafner.
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Re: Fafner recording?
There's a short YouTube video of two guys playing a Fafner and Fasolt (? do not remember) in an orchestra playing some Russian piece with like a billion Wagner tubas.
Ah ha!
http://m.youtube.com/index?&desktop_uri=%2F" target="_blank
Ah ha!
http://m.youtube.com/index?&desktop_uri=%2F" target="_blank
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Re: Fafner recording?
I think that in most cases he would play the Wiener F tuba, so you would more specifically have to look for new recordings of Kontrabasstuba-music.Roger Lewis wrote:I believe that any of the recent recordings of the Vienna Philharmonic will most likely feature Paul Halwax on his hand made rotary Fafner.
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Re: Fafner recording?
Yasuhito Sugiyama uses one on the big German stuff; he may be using it on the Bruckner 6 DVD, IIRC. He sounds awesome on it, and it's my favorite horn he plays.
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Re: Fafner recording?
Thanks everyone. What a sound!
(Bob, your link didn't work when I clicked it... can you double check it?)
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(Bob, your link didn't work when I clicked it... can you double check it?)
Thanks!
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Re: Fafner recording?
Is Mr. Fossi playing a Fafner in this recording of Bydlo ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx6Eo6liyCg" target="_blank
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx6Eo6liyCg" target="_blank

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Re: Fafner recording?
Yes it is! Stupid phone/Bob....
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Re: Fafner recording?
Looks like he is playing on his F. Gosh... what a beautiful performance from Mr. Fossi!oldbandnerd wrote:Is Mr. Fossi playing a Fafner in this recording of Bydlo ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx6Eo6liyCg" target="_blank" target="_blank
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Re: Fafner recording?
That's a Paul Halwax on a Fafner and Christoph Gigler playing a 5/4 Rudy Meinl. The piece is Prokofiev's "Ivan the Terrible." The best part of the vid is the trombone reaction to the tuben...Bob Kolada wrote:There's a short YouTube video of two guys playing a Fafner and Fasolt (? do not remember) in an orchestra playing some Russian piece with like a billion Wagner tubas.
Ah ha!
http://m.youtube.com/index?&desktop_uri=%2F" target="_blank" target="_blank