I love low brass.
An Ohio friend alerted my wife to this piece from the University of Texas Tuba/Euphonium Studio:
Nice production of an old folk/gospel tune, “Down in the River to Pray.” (Considerably different from the Allison Krauss “O, Brother Where Art Thou” version, no?)
Did they record this as a recruiting tool? Or just for the beauty of it?
Credits:
The University of Texas Tuba/Euphonium Studio
Charles Villarrubia, Associate Professor Tuba/EuphoniumEuphonium
Alex Avila
Jose Flores
Luke Gall
Eric Gonzales
Fabian VargasTuba
John Flores
Clay Garrett (soloist)
Keith Packman
Danny Trumble
Ben Vasko
T.J. WestTaylor Rudd, Director of Photography
Mario Mattei, Camera Operator
Jacob Ryan Hamilton, Aerial Photography
Joshua Gall, Recording Engineer
Ani Villarrubia, Production AssistantFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UTTubaEuph/
Tip of the old scrub brush to Donna Hughes and Kathryn Knowles, and their decades-old, interstate friendship.
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Love this! (My 6-year-old grandson sings this song all the time.)
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