Vienna Symphonic Library have released Wagner Tuba Ensemble, available in 2 tiers with intro pricing which ends March 2nd.
- Standard version – $88.00 increasing to $111.00
- Fulll library – $144.00 increasing to $178.00
Bridging the tonal worlds of horn and tuba, the Wagner tuba embodies a noble, sonorous voice that adds heroic depth and warmth to orchestral brass writing. Its rich midrange and rounded tone make it equally effective in solemn chorales, powerful unison lines, or lyrical solo passages.
Recorded in the pristine, Hollywood-proven ambience of Stage A at Vienna Synchron Stage, this instrument offers the full range of articulations, all easily accessible through the new Flow View interface for natural and expressive performances.
Originally conceived by Richard Wagner for his monumental Ring cycle, the Wagner tuba was designed to fill the tonal space between horn and trombone, creating a seamless transition within the brass section. Built with a horn-like mouthpiece and usually played by horn players, it was intended to blend the lyrical expressiveness of the horn with the solemn power of the lower brass. Since its creation, the instrument has found a place in symphonic and cinematic scores alike, adding a distinctive emotional depth to the modern orchestra.
Features include:
- Solo Wagner tuba
- Recorded on Stage A of Vienna Synchron Stage
- Short and long notes, dynamics, trills, flutter tongue, repetitions
- Regular, virtuosic, lyrical legato
- New Flow View for easy, intuitive and effortless playing
- Multiple microphone positions with a variety of pre-configured mixer presets
Watch the walkthrough video HERE.
Wagner Tuba Ensemble requires Synchron player.
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