Simon Proctor’s concerto is perhaps unique, requiring the
orchestral (tutti) tuba and the solo tuba to play the
cadenza as a duet. This work is very accessible
technically, is fun to play, and traditional in tonality
(audience friendly). Commissioned by Sue Bradley and
advised by Harvey Phillips.
A Sampler for two euphoniums and two tubas. Contains Emilia Polka, Fair Phyllis I Saw (Farmer), Fireman's Polka (Ripley), Funeral March of a Marionette, Gary Owen, Golliwog's Cakewalk (Debussy), La Nicolina, Pleasant Moments Rag (Joplin), Prelude & Fugue #16 (Bach), Prima Dona Waltz (Jullien), Suite No 1 from The Danserye (Susato), Three Barbershop Pieces, Two Walzes (Mozart), Weep, O Mine Eyes (Bennet), William Tell Overture
A Sampler for two euphoniums and two tubas. Contains Carol of the Bells, Dance of the Little Tubas (Tchaikovsky), Der Deitcher's Dog, Easy Winners Rag (Joplin), Evergreen Polka, Fugue K. 401 (Mozart), Funeral March (Chopin), Humorseke Op. 101 #7 (Dvorak), Huntsman's Chorus (Weber), Jingle Bells (Pierpoint), Oyez! Has Any Found a Lad? (Tomkins), Prima Dona Waltz (Jullien), Sonata (Scarlatti), Suite No 2 from The Danserye (Susato), When Johnny Comes Marching Home (Lambert/Gilmore), Wrecker's Daughter Quickstep (Fay)
For the New York Brass Quintet's 50th Anniversary Year, two of their recordings are released on this special CD for the first time. The New York Brass Quintet In Concert (1959) featuring works by Pezel, Gabrieli, Harris, Holborne, Bozza plus others. The New York Brass Quintet Presents Two Contemporary Composers (1960) features works by Wilder and Hammond. Produced by Harvey Phillips Foundation and Richmond A. Matteson Legacy Productions
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