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njharman2009
- Bb Tenor Saxophone
smurftacular09
- Euphonium, Bass Trombone, Teno
altosaxgod
- Eb Alto Saxophone
krnchihuahua
- Flute & Piccolo
njharman2009
- Bb Tenor Saxophone
smurftacular09
- Euphonium, Bass Trombone, Teno
altosaxgod
- Eb Alto Saxophone
krnchihuahua
- Flute & Piccolo
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this song is a jazz-y like song for full orchestra, that was composed for the early james bond movie, goldfinger. beware of the beginning crescendo.
this is the famous opening fanfare to the well famed movie '2001 space odyssey'
This is a recording of the ballad portion of the TMEA All-State Jazz tryout material for the saxophone. It is performed by Nathan on the tenor saxophone during his freshman year.
this 1st etude for euphonium players to make it to the TMEA all-state band in texas. this song is the hardest of the 3 just about, and is n the...key of Gb. 16th note runs make up the entire song. matt johnson made the recording.
2nd etude for TMEA all-state auditions. this etude is the only slow piece out of the 3 etudes. it was written in the key of F major and in 6/8 time.
this is the final etude. the key made it to where all notes had to be flat. and the tempo made 3 quarter notes equal an 8th note triplet. this etude also has a beautiful trio section in the middle. matt johnson made all the etude recordings.
wow. this song is H-A-R-D (Nathan and Tim know from personal experience) this is one of the 3 pieces of music all types of saxes had 2 try out for region, area, and state bands.
the trombones had it easy as far as their 1st etude goes. itz fun to play and listen to, and pretty easy to learn
this is a very pretty and musical slow etude for the tenor trombones. the range is from low a all the way 2 high a 2 octaves higher. this could b a solo
this is a very loud and powerful final etude
this is a very easy etude in the key of Bb minor (Db major). with no 16th notes but very low notes in the end of the piece
this etude has semi-large jumps and is performed in a 6/8 time. the key i somewhat difficult (Gb Major). the etude doesnt make much since to listen to, but shall increase your technical abilities.
this etude is to be performed in a layed-back legato medium swing at 120bpm+
this is the slow ballad piece with the region and state endings
this is the fast latin/boogaloo etude
this is the 1st etude that the TMEA has commisioned for all euphonium players in the state of texas to try-out on.
thi is the 2nd etude for highschool euphonium players. its a strange etude written in the key of Gb and in 9/8 time signature
this is the slow and beautiful etude required for HS euphonium players in the TMEA this year. all 3 etudes are out of 'selected studies for baritone' etude1-pg21 etude2-pg31 etude3-pg22
This is the slow, lyrical etude for saxes in the 06-07 year.
This is the 2nd etude for 2006 TMEA all state tryouts.
this is the 3rd etude for highschool saxophonist in texas, the vivace etude. Its very demanding technically.
this is the 1st etude for all tenor trombone HS students in the state of texas to audition for the TMEA all-state band the 2006-2007 school year. this is the technical etude of the 3 and is in the key of C major
this is the lyrical/slow etude for tenor trombones. its quite long if you perform it at the lowest marked tempo (quarter=65bpm) the guy who performed this recording is goldy good. and is in the key of G major