Fnugg in F?

[JHardisk]

Greetings,

Anyone out there in tuba land transposed Fnugg to play on F tuba yet? While it is quite easy to play in Eb on F tuba, I think it screams for an Eb and F tuba version because it moves around which notes are open and takes away almost all of the inclusion of a 2-3 fingering. Oyenstein obviously plays Eb tuba, and I think if he were an F player this very well may have been written in F.

Any other thoughts?

I'll be plugging this into Finale this summer for my very own (maybe original) Fnugg in F.

[imperialbari]

If you ask here, you might avoid problems:

http://www.baadsvik.com/

Øystein Baadsvik may see a purpose in issuing versions for various pitches of basses.

Klaus

[Kevin Hendrick]

If you ask here, you might avoid problems:

http://www.baadsvik.com/

Øystein Baadsvik may see a purpose in issuing versions for various pitches of basses.

Klaus

Or you could just read it up a step ...