Arnold Jacobs - Portrait of an Artist Album

Tracklist

1	Sonatine for brass quintet Composed By – Eugène BozzaHorn – Richard OldbergTrombone – Frank CrisafulliTrumpet – Adolph Herseth, Vincent Cichowicz	(10:47)
2	Become a singer in your brain	1:39
3	Etude No. 24 Composed By – Gugel/Pottag	4:26
4	Programming the brain	1:15
5	Keeping music as an art form	2:31
6	Excerpt from Petrouchka (tuba solo) Composed By – Igor StravinskyConductor – James Levine Orchestra – Chicago Symphony Orchestra	0:57
7	Excerpt from Romeo and Juliet Composed By – Hector BerliozConductor – Carlo Maria GiuliniOrchestra – Chicago Symphony Orchestra	2:07
8	4th Movement: Largo; Allegro	3:23
9	Canzon per sonare no. 2 Composed By – Giovanni GabrieliHorn – Dale ClevengerTrombone – Jay FriedmanTrumpet – Adolph Herseth, Vincent Cichowicz	2:58
10	1st mvt: Allegro	4:27
11	Horn Concerto No. 1 in E-flat Composed By – Richard StraussConductor – Robert Hawkins Ensemble – Director's Band, Gunnison Music Camp	(12:52)
12	Excerpt from "The Great Gate of Kiev" from "Pictures at an Exhibition" Composed By – Modest MussorgskyConductor – Fritz ReinerOrchestra – Chicago Symphony OrchestraOrchestrated By – Maurice Ravel	1:45
13	Breath as a motor force	1:14
14	The musician plays the instrument	2:30
15	Excerpt: King Heinrich's Call from Lohengrin Composed By – Richard WagnerTrombone – Jay Friedman	0:41
16	Czardas with the metronome Composed By – Vittorio Monti	1:52
17	Concerto for Bass Tuba (1st Mvt) Composed By – Ralph Vaughan Williams	3:12
18	The Home Practice Tapes
19	There must be a source of vibration	1:16
20	Dies Irae from Symphonie fantstique Composed By – Hector Berlioz	1:02
21	Excerpt from the Concerto for Orchestra (2nd movement) Composed By – Béla BartókConductor – Fritz ReinerOrchestra – Chicago Symphony Orchestra	1:14
22	We play by song and wind	1:31
23	Breathe to expand	2:13
24	3rd mvt: Allegro	4:29
25	3rd Movement: Allegro vivo	2:04
26	Fanfare Composed By – Dieterich BuxtehudeHorn – Dale ClevengerTrombone – Jay FriedmanTrumpet – Adolph Herseth, Charles Geyer, Vincent Cichowicz, William Scarlett	0:38
27	Playing for the audience	1:48
28	2nd mvt: Andante	3:58
29	Excerpt from Symphony No. 4 (1st movement) Composed By – Carl NielsenConductor – Jean MartinonOrchestra – Chicago Symphony Orchestra	1:20
30	This is an art form	2:12
31	F tuba demonstration with Berlioz	0:28
32	The key for communicating in music	1:52
33	Czardas Composed By – Vittorio Monti	3:53
34	We are enormously complex	1:57
35	1st Movement: Allegro vivo	2:46
36	2nd Movement: Andante ma non troppo	2:38
37	Carnival of Venice Composed By – Herbert L. Clarke	2:50

Credits

• Coordinator [Project] – Frank Byrne
• Liner Notes – Frank Byrne
• Liner Notes [One Player's Perspective] – Gene Pokorny
• Photography [Cover, p3, p13, and p20] – Mike Tappin
• Photography [inside of inlay] – Bob Tucci
• Research – Dick Schory
• Speech – Arnold Jacobs (tracks: 2, 6-8, 14-15, 19-21, 26-28, 33)
• Transferred By – Ward Marston (tracks: 3-5)
• Tuba – Arnold Jacobs (tracks: 1, 3-5, 9-13, 16-18, 22-25, 29-32, 34)

Notes

Tracks 3-5 recorded August 15, 1962.
Tracks 22-25 recorded December 18, 1966.
Track 29 recorded 1969.
Track 30 recorded 1955.
Track 31 recorded 1977.
Track 32 recorded 1966.
Track 34 recorded 1957.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 099402267920

Companies

• Recorded At – Auditorium Theatre, Chicago

Album

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