Message in a Tuba Kent Eshelman & In-Ja Eshelman

• William Lovelock (1899 - 1986):
• 1Sonatina for Oboe and Piano: III. Vivo (Arr. for Tuba)02:45
• 2Two Pieces for Clarinet and Piano: I. Romance (Arr. for Tuba)02:24
• 3Two Pieces for Clarinet and Piano: II. Waltz (Arr. for Tuba)02:59
• Madeleine Dring (1923 - 1977)
• 4Italian Dance for Oboe and Piano (Arr. for Tuba)02:30
• 5Polka (Arr. for Tuba)02:21
• 6Danza Gaya (Arr. for Tuba)02:38
• 7Three Piece Suite: I. Showpiece (Arr. for Tuba)03:21
• 8Three Piece Suite: II. Romance (Arr. for Tuba)05:46
• 9Three Piece Suite: III. Finale (Arr. for Tuba)03:14
• John Cheetham (b. 1939):
• 10Homáge03:14
• César Camargo Mariano (b. 1943):
• 11Curumim (Arr. for Tuba)06:14
• Martin Ellerby (b. 1957):
• 12Tenor Horn Concerto: II. Elegy (Arr. for Tuba)04:16
• Erik Leidzén (1894 - 1962):
• 13The Old Rustic Bridge (Arr. for Tuba)07:33
• Joseph Turrin (b. 1947):
• 14Kronos13:54
• Frank Lynn Payne (b. 1936):
• 15Short Sonata for Tuba and Piano: I. Floating02:18
• 16Short Sonata for Tuba and Piano: II. Drifting02:27
• 17Short Sonata for Tuba and Piano: III. A Very Fast Rondo01:55
• 18Six Bagatelles for Solo Tuba: I. Procession01:13
• 19Six Bagatelles for Solo Tuba: II. Toccata01:13
• 20Six Bagatelles for Solo Tuba: III. Aria01:32
• 21Six Bagatelles for Solo Tuba: IV. Lombard00:53
• 22Six Bagatelles for Solo Tuba: V. Signatures01:25
• 23Six Bagatelles for Solo Tuba: VI. Frolic01:15
• Franz Reizenstein (1911 - 1968):
• 24Three Concert Pieces for Oboe and Piano: I. Humoresque (Arr. for Tuba)01:36
• Total Runtime01:18:56

Info for Message in a Tuba

Kent Eshelman is Associate Professor of Tuba and Euphonium. Prior to his appointment at Baylor, he taught at Northern Arizona, Western Kentucky, and Grand Valley State universities. He is Principal Tuba of the Waco Symphony Orchestra and has performed with the orchestras of Grand Rapids, San Antonio, and Toledo.

Kent Eshelman, tuba
In-Ja Eshelman, piano

Kent Eshelman
is Associate Professor of Tuba and Euphonium. Prior to his appointment at Baylor, he taught at Northern Arizona, Western Kentucky, and Grand Valley State universities. He is Principal Tuba of the Waco Symphony Orchestra and has performed with the orchestras of Grand Rapids, San Antonio, and Toledo. He received his education at the University of Michigan (BM, BFA), the University of Wisconsin-Madison (MM), and Michigan State University (DMA). At UW-Madison he held the Prize University Fellowship and at Michigan State the University Distinguished Fellowship. As a soloist, he has won first place in many competitions, including the Jeju (Korea) and Leonard Falcone (USA) international competitions. In Europe he gave the world-premiere performances of solos by Bruce Broughton and Anthony Plog. His solo CD, Flavors, won the Roger Bobo Award for Excellence in Recording, and he has also released a jazz tuba CD (Life is Good), a brass quintet CD (Four American Stories), and a boogie-woogie and stride piano CD (In the Pocket). In 2015, he received an Outstanding Professor Award from Baylor University.

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