I saw them sitting at a table playing cards after a gig.

@Bloke you may pull that particular digit, but no others, please. When I address the audience, it is to engage them and show appreciation for their attendance, and to give them some background info. I also believe that some brief respites between pieces are advisable. While I may give some ...

A few years ago, I was gonna give a recital at my kolij--Quintet (in which I play horn parts on euphonium), Tuba-Euph quartet, and euph/piano pieces. At the first rehearsal with the piano professor at the kolij, her first question was "You're not gonna do that thing where you talk to the audience ...

This piece is available commercially-I bought it a couple years ago.When I'm home, I'll list the publisher.
Jim

SOLD

NOTHING Harvey did ever surprised me. I still remember some of the stuff he did in my lessons--and those lessons were 35-40 years ago. I'd be playing some tune and Harvey would stop me, saying something like "now when he got to the bridge, Bob Brookmeyer (or Curtis Fuller, or Hal McKusick) did this ...

Wade...
I don't see a link-did you pull it?
ALSO: Do you use TG Tools or Perfect Layout with Finale? Both are HUGE time savers!!
Jim

As to the euphonium...
It's easy to dance to...I'll give it an 85, Dick.

I'm so old that there was no such subject as "History" in my school. We only had "current events."

This is taken from dwerden.com Richard Strauss Don Quixote Guntram Ein Heldenleben Bela Bartok Kossuth Janacek Sinfonietta Capriccio Gustav Holst The Planets Havergal Brian Symphony No. 8 Respighi Pini di Roma Verdi Often used in stage bands Meyerbeer Le Prophete In his reference book Euphonium ...

As a member of the Board of Directors of HPF, and the typesetter for the more recent songbooks, I politely request that you order music direct from HPF. As another post pointed out, the proceeds are used for good purposes. Despite any advice to use xerox copies, it's copyrighted material-a ...

Mark wrote: ↑Tue Oct 26, 2021 2:55 pm

Jim Williams wrote: ↑Sun Oct 24, 2021 9:28 pm the typesetter for the more recent songbooks,

Is there a new edition. My book is 15-20 years old and the poor quality of the printing makes it very hard to read.

Mark,
There is indeed a newer edition. I did it some years ago. You probably have the version with the 9-pin dot-matrix print!

Jim

I don't always seek "personal musical satisfaction" when performing. Especially in this case, I seek: *To focus on and entertain an audience visually, orally (I'm the wise-cracking MC), and aurally. *To focus on and encourage young performers. *To focus on sharing a joyous season with fellow ...

As a member of the Board of Directors of HPF, and the typesetter for the more recent songbooks, I politely request that you order music direct from HPF. As another post pointed out, the proceeds are used for good purposes. Despite any advice to use xerox copies, it's copyrighted material-a "donation ...

I missed by 32 years...Bill Evans.
I missed by 25 years...Gerry Mulligan.
I missed by 9 years...Dave Brubeck.

If you're not playing with other people, does transposition really matter? I've been playing them as written on trombone and euphonium. They are really great as reading exercises. Very nice etudes. Not Rochut or Snedecor, but nice, playable, readable, and there are a lot of them. It depends upon ...

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Reminder: These etudes are in TRANSPOSING bass clef. Not the biggest deal in the world, but worth noting nonetheless. You can find several clues in the explanation of overtones and in at least one of the etudes (2&4 for F#, for ex.). The designation Tuba Sib also indicates the use of transposing ...

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@LeMark maybe you can change the original post.