Tracks & Recordings

Identity

The recording features musicians and colleagues of Swoboda, including horn professor John Ericson; euphonium/tuba professors Gail Robertson, Matt Tropman and Ben Ordaz; and pianist Gail Novak.

The album includes works by Aliyah Danielle, Jose Flores, Dorothy Gates, Robertson and Amit Weiner. Swoboda, an Eastman tuba artist, chose composers he knows personally and whose writing for tuba he wanted to explore.

The title track, a quartet by Mexican composer Flores, examines cultural identity through the interaction of euphonium and tuba. Flores imagines a world where diversity is embraced, and the final movement celebrates that ideal.

Table For Three

Three world renowned players. Three diverse instruments. Three friends. And a new concept in brass chamber music. Table For Three brings together John Ericson, Douglas Yeo, and Deanna Swoboda in a group combining horn, bass trombone, and tuba for a scintillating album of music spanning 450 years. Renaissance, baroque, classical, contemporary, and third-stream works — none of which have ever been recorded and which include several newly commissioned and newly arranged compositions — combine for an engaging, thought-provoking program.

Featured Artists
John Ericson: horn/Deanna Swoboda: tuba/Douglas Yeo: bass trombone/Gail Novak: piano

Shamanic Journey

Deanna Swoboda’s Shamanic Journey CD release includes Barbara York’s “Shamanic Journey,” a sonata for tuba and piano, and Sam Pilafian’s “Cuba” for solo tuba. Deanna’s playing is sure to impress with her fantastic sound and incredible technique.

Deanna’s Wonderland

Deanna’s Wonderland is a 2000 album by tuba artist Deanna Swoboda, categorized as children’s music. It features 13 tracks, including pieces like “Patricia Lee And Leah Marie” and “Custard the Dragon”. The album was released by Summit Records and is available on various platforms like Amazon, Apple Music, and Spotify. 

Fanfare and Flourish

Music for tuba-euphonium quartet by women composers, performed by the R.S.V.B. Quartet– Gail Robertson, Deanna Swoboda, Lauren Veronie and Stacy Baker.

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