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This is the first of 5 fanfares for low brass and also brass quintet. Composed by Tim Olt.

Composed for the Tubafestival:
International Tuba Workshop Jihava (Czech Republic) by Michael Cwach

No.1 Gustav Mahler
No.2 Richard Wagner
No.3 Anton Bruckner
No.4 Richard Strauss
No.5 Dimitri Shostakovich

Soon all available as an anthology from Martin Schmid Blechbläsernoten.

Video and audio: Marcel Boom - www.o-recordings.nl

That sounds great.

Whether you tuned those chords as you played each part - or whether you tuned them in the editing, YOU had to HEAR when they sounded "RIGHT".

(and - if tuned later - I'm certainly NOT judging...not at all! It seems to me that it's impossible to tune "chords" when most of the pitches - in the eventual chord - have yet to be recorded.)

It's very difficult (for me) to hear when super-low tuba chords are "right", because the regular overtones present (in traditionally-voiced chords) are missing, and very low-pitches (interfering) overtones have taken their place.

Thank you! It's not retuned (only its a complete fail or something) ! The intonation i made during the recording.
The balance etc. too
It's just mixed and put some reverb ...

remarkably good tuning

bloke wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 9:50 am remarkably good tuning

I'm in practice with it

Yes it is REALLY hard to nail all the parts of a chord without hearing what you are tuning WITH. I agree just fabulous intonation, plus fabulous tone quality.

Mary Ann wrote: ↑Tue Aug 16, 2022 8:49 am Yes it is REALLY hard to nail all the parts of a chord without hearing what you are tuning WITH. I agree just fabulous intonation, plus fabulous tone quality.

Many, many thanks!