IRISH TUBA SOLO 'Tis the Last Rose of Summer by Drew Fennell for St. Patrick's Day. PLAY ALONG! скачать в хорошем качестве

IRISH TUBA SOLO 'Tis the Last Rose of Summer by Drew Fennell for St. Patrick's Day. PLAY ALONG!

Happy Wednesday Friends! We'd like to wish everyone who's celebrating a Happy St. Patrick's Day with this beautiful Tuba Solo "Tis Last Rose of Summer" by Drew Fennell recorded for you by one and only Brian Kelley on Bb Tuba. This amazing piece comes in 3 Versions: Solo with Brass Septet, Solo with Piano in Db Major or Gb Major with all the transposing parts included (check below) for any Solo Brass or Accompaniment Choice. SHEET MUSIC & BACKING TRACKS Available for DOWNLOAD at https://www.matonizz.com/product/tis-... Visit www.dfmusicinc.com for 10% discount with promo code "Matonizz" Performance notes: Many a young brass player first learned this old Irish tune in the “Art of Phrasing” section of the “Arban’s Book,” but the song is much older, and only became associate with the poem by Thomas Moore in the 19th Century. Despite the disparity in age, the two seem to be made for each other. The greatest challenge with the melody is keeping the phrasing smooth, and the feeling sentimental, and nostalgic, even as there are some larger interval jumps and square rhythms (dotted-8th-16th). The various ornaments should generally be executed without too much “lilt” or emphasis, however the appassionato section of the piece allows for a moderately exulted feeling to come through, and thus the ornaments may tend to naturally bounce a little bit more. The ensemble is routinely marked two dynamic degrees lower than the soloist. That may be too drastic a difference in practice, however, it is important to always hear the solo line as the primary line, and perhaps only at one place—bars 57 and 58—might the accompaniment lines reach up to match. To avoid any hint of stridence, forte markings were avoided. In place is ”pocof.” This is to underscore the importance of never crossing the line into a brassy, overbearing timbre. A feeling of sad affection should pervade always. Below is the instrumentation for Brass Septet Version: Solo Cornet, Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Trombone, Euphonium, Baritone (parts available in various keys and clefs) Cornet 1 in Bb (opt. Trumpet/Cornet/Trumpet in Eb or C/Flugelhorn) Cornet 2 in Bb (opt. Trumpet/ Cornet/Trumpet in C/Flugelhorn) Flugelhorn 2 in Bb (opt. Cornet/Trumpet/Trumpet in C/Horn) Horn in F (opt. Flugelhorn in Bb/Horn in Eb/Trombone/Bari./Euph.) Trombone 1 (opt. Horn in F or Eb/Baritone/Euphonium) Trombone 2 (opt. Baritone/Euphonium) Trombone 3 (opt. Baritone/Euphonium) Tuba (opt. Bass Trombone/Tuba in Eb or Bb) Below is the instrumentation for Piano Version: D-flat Version Solo Cornet (opt. Trumpet) in Eb Solo Cornet (opt. Trumpet) in C Solo Cornet in Bb (opt. Flugelhorn/Trumpet) Trombone or Euphonium B.C. (opt. Baritone) Euphonium T.C. (opt. Baritone) G-flat Version Solo Cornet in Eb (opt. Trumpet) Solo Horn in F Solo Horn in Eb Solo Tuba (B.C.) (opt. Bass Trombone) Solo Tuba in Eb Solo Tuba in Bb Musicians: Brian Kelley (Tuba at RCB) Online Lessons: briankelleytuba@gmail.com Instrument Used: https://www.dfmusicinc.com/John-Packe... Birute Stundziaite (Piano) Dmitry Babkin (Sound Engineer) dbrave.bob@gmail.com 0:00 - 'Tis the Last Rose of Summer (Tuba Solo with Piano in Gb Major) 3:40 - Sheet Music Download 4:40 - Instrument We Use 5:15 - Thank You