Where can I find When I'm 64 Arranged by Tuck Woo

[KentuckyEuphonium]

I've been searching the web every since I have seen the YouTube Video Tuba and Euphonium the Individual and the Ensemble which I honestly wish I found sooner than later because it gave me some great insight on how my instrument works the types and the general good ways of practicing my instrument. Towards the end they play a Quartet called When I'm 64 by tuck woo. I don't know currently whether it was even something on the internet to begin with, whether it's something I just don't have access to or whether it's just somewhere I am not looking hard enough. I tried to contact one of the Euphoniums from the video but it seems like he doesn't wan't to talk to me about for some reason. So my last resort source of where I can find it would be here. I have found the Quartet from the video that plays at the end. Stars and Stripes forever arranged by david werden. I'm really interested in this one quartet part. If I am going to even make way on it I need to get it as soon as I can because my schools Recital is coming up (like in 2 1/2 months, but we could only meet once maybe twice a week).

[KentuckyEuphonium]

SORRY! I meant to post this too. https://youtu.be/-RR-DUJv6cs?t=1h17m37s

[RickF]

There's a brass quintet arr it that helps:
http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/...-music/3582666

[davewerden]

It makes a great song for e/t quartet, doesn't it? I've thought about arranging it myself, but never did, partly because I know there would be copyright hurdles.

You could check with the Army Field Band's librarian. They might share it with you, depending on the copyright limitations they had to agree to.

[Smartbill]

There's a brass quintet arr it that helps:
http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/...-music/3582666

Our brass quintet has this version. We've enjoyed playing it, and audiences seem to like it too

[KentuckyEuphonium]

It makes a great song for e/t quartet, doesn't it? I've thought about arranging it myself, but never did, partly because I know there would be copyright hurdles.

You could check with the Army Field Band's librarian. They might share it with you, depending on the copyright limitations they had to agree to.

How may I contact their Librarian? I can't seem to find it on the website. Should I contact their operations number? I like this particular version because we have just enough people wanting to play this. It features the low brass as in tuba and euphonium and like arrangement. If I have to travel across the united states to see it I would..

[davewerden]

You'll find his email on this page:

http://www.armyfieldband.com/pages/r...ps_roster.html

[KentuckyEuphonium]

UPDATE: Unfortunately this piece wasn't even suppose to be in the video? "Tuck Woo" is made up and the Librarian is at a dead end..



Better copy of the photo: http://puu.sh/waa5j/54507ae9b5.png

[davewerden]

Then it may very well be a dead end. One last possibility is to contact Carlyle Weber, whose FB page is here:

https://www.facebook.com/carlyle.weber

[KentuckyEuphonium]

I have already done this however, he ignored me entirely. It was the first thing I did. Maybe you would have better luck because I'm a mere high school student and you're known very well as an euphoniumist.

[davewerden]

I have already done this however, he ignored me entirely. It was the first thing I did. Maybe you would have better luck because I'm a mere high school student and you're known very well as an euphoniumist.

Carlyle and I have worked together many times, and he might respond more quickly to me. However, I don't want to get into the middle of this. You may just need to be patient. I have waited weeks (sometimes longer) to get responses on Facebook or email from some folks. Not everyone lives on the internet like I do, so give it some time and see if Carlyle responds.

[knuxie]

Evasive behavior is usually a sign they didn't get permission and you're stirring their pot. Might have to let this one go.

[euphoniumpsycho]

I got very concerned reading the US Army Field Band librarian letter. I immediately ran to the mirror and confirmed that, in fact, I am not made up but do exist.

FYI - The arrangements on the videotape were written during the 1972-73 school year. They were never published- I didn't even know the videotape existed until some time after 2000. I have never discovered how these arrangements made their way to the Field Band. "Baby Face" was approved for recording on the University of Miami "Greatest Hits" album, 1975.