TUBA CONCERTO NO. 2 "This Too Shall Pass" by Todd Goodman
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FINALIST for the 2022 Harvey Phillips Award for Excellence in Composition awarded by the International Tuba Euphonium Association
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PIANO | $40 | |
ORCHESTRA | 1:1:1:1 1:1:1:1 piano, timp+2, strings | rental only |
WIND ENSEMBLE | piccolo, flute 1-2, oboe, clarinet 1-3, bass clarinet, bassoon, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, horn 1-4, trumpet 1-3, trombone 1-2, bass trombone, euphonium, tuba, piano, timpani, percussion 1-2, double bass | $300 |
BRASS CHOIR | horn 1-8, trumpet 1-6, trombone 1-2, bass trombone, euphonium, tuba, piano or organ, timpani, percussion 1-2 | $150 |
ELECTRONIC | Digital MP3 accompaniment | free |
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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THIS PIECE
"Todd Goodman's Tuba Concerto No. 2 This Too Shall Pass is a monumental work of the repertoire that explores the expressive and virtuosic capabilities of the tuba. Todd has composed a deeply personal and introspective piece that is mysterious, elegant, and charming. It ensnares the listener from the first note, and as a performer I am continually inspired by the music, discovering something new and interesting each time I perform this concerto. This is a must play for all serious tubists!" - Justin Benavidez
MEDIA
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with Todd Goodman, tubist Alex Lapins, and conductor James Fallenbaum
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CONSORTIUM PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS and PLAYERS
LEAD COMMISSIONER: Justin Benavidez (Tallahassee Symphony / Florida State University)
Alexander Lapins (University of Tennesse-Knoxville)
Preston Light (Xavier University)
Jason Venesky (Grove City College / Butler Symphony)
William Waterman (Bosie State University)
David Kutz (Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra)
Pat Stuckemeyer (Kentucky Wesleyan College)
Jarrod Williams (East Carolina University)
Ryan Robinson (Oklahoma State University)
Zach Collins (Indiana University of PA)
Kenneth Luke, Jr. (student at Florida State University)
Justin Chervony (University of Miami)
Chris Combest (Middle Tennessee State University)
Daniel Burdick (State College of Florida)
Brandon Smith (Florida State University)
Matthew Shipes (Angelo State University)
Ryan Sorenson (Stetson University)
Craig Knox (Pittsburgh Symphony / Carnegie Mellon University)
Chasse Duplantis (Southern University)
Jeremy Lewis (Amarillo Symphony / West Texas A&M University)
Jeff Baker (Dallas Opera / Texas A&M-Commerce)
Douglas Black, Jr. (Winthrop University)
Aaron Tindall (Sarasota Symphony / University of Miami)
Gerard Schwarz (Seattle Symphony / University of Miami)
Tom Lukowicz (University of North Alabama)
Konner Hafner (student at UMAss Amherst)
Johnathan De Soto Jr. (student at Pittsburg State University)
Fernando Zuniga
Kevin Stees (James Madison University)
Matt Hightower (University of Kentucky)
Sérgio Carolino (Portugal Symphony Orchestra)
Chris Bloom (student at Florida State University)
Daniel Aston (101st Airborne Division (AASLT) Band)
Derek Fenstermacher (New Jersey Symphony / Manhattan School of Music)
David McLemore (Central Washington University)
Naomi Dickers (student at University of Tasmania Conservatorium)
Brian McBride (Craven Community College / Lenoir Community College)
Blake Lile (student at Oklahoma State University)
David Saltzman (Toledo Symphony / Bowling Green University)
John DiCesare (Seattle Symphony / University of Washington)
José Francisco Martínez Antón (Orquesta Nacional de España / DuoArts!)
Brandon Figueroa (Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra)
J.D. Salas (Stephen F. Austin State University)
Donald Little (University of North Texas)
James Green (Ohio Northern University)
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