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http://www.tramuntana.infoarta.com/discog.htm
from the composers discography, it doesn't look like it (and crap according to him, the piece is 43 min, holy crap). If you find out anything more, let me know. Does anyone know anything about the concerto for brass quintet and brass band that he did? I really like all of his stuff that I have heard or played, but I don't know any of the tuba solos? Good stuff?
Bill Pritchard

Is there any way I could get a recording of the concerto??

I'd also LOVE a recording of the concerto as it's on my stand at the moment.

Publication Details for the sheet music:

BOURGEOIS, Derek (b. Kingston upon Thames, UK, 16 October 1941)
Tuba Concerto op. 38 <1972>
Solo Tuba — 3 3 3 3 — 4 3 3 0 — tmp +3 perc — hp, pno/cel — str
Dur: 45'
Grade: conservatoire
Solo part with Piano reduction: Catalogue No: 4102. £22.95
Scan of solo part page 1: http://www.brasswindpublications.co.uk/ ... _Tuba.html" target="_blank
Pub: Brass Wind Publications. The full score and set of orchestral parts are available on hire.

This concerto was written in 1972 for John Fletcher who was regarded in his time as the world’s finest tuba player. It is scored for large orchestra and was first performed by John Fletcher with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Elgar Howarth.

“... it is the mightiest thing that has so far happened to the tuba.” John Fletcher.
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BOURGEOIS, Derek
Tuba Concerto no 2 op. 362 <2014>
Solo Tuba and Orchestra
Solo Tuba — 3 3 3 3 — 4 3 3 0 — tmp +4 perc —str.
Dur: 23'
Contact Source: http://www.derekbourgeois.com/index.htm" target="_blank

BOURGEOIS, Derek
Tuba Concerto no 2 op. 362a <2016>
Solo Tuba and Brass Band
Dur: 23'
Pub: HaFaBra Music [not yet listed in the catalog as of 2017]

World Premier in the Brass Band Version. David Carter with East London Brass conductor Jayne Murrill. Cadogan Hall, London July 9th 2016.
https://soundcloud.com/davetubaking/tub ... -91th-2016" target="_blank

BOURGEOIS, Derek
Tuba Concerto no 2 op. 362b <2014>
Solo Tuba and Wind Band
Dur: 23'
Contact Source: http://derekbourgeois.com/index.htm" target="_blank

It's a recording of opus 38 that I'm after...

me too.

No recording found on the databases.
http://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/Nam ... recordings" target="_blank
http://www.prestoclassical.co.uk/c/Bourgeois%2C+D/all/1" target="_blank
http://derekbourgeois.com/discog.htm" target="_blank
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YouTubes of a student competition
Movement I. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY4yFW1ilpw" target="_blank
This recording is a movement from the final round of the RWCMD Concerto competition 2014.
Tuba: Andrew McDade, Piano: Chris Williams

No YouTube posted for Movement 2, 3

Movement IV.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oh98VTOINVA" target="_blank

website: http://www.mcdadetuba.com" target="_blank
I performed the concerto in its entirety, from memory. This performance went on to win joint first place in the competition.
Andrew has performed and competed in solo competitions, most recently winning the Linda Mowat Solo Brass Prize, and the RWCMD Concerto Competition with his performance of Derek Bourgeois’ Tuba Concerto. As part of his prize, Andrew will be spending this year working alongside Gareth Wood in a commission to write a new concerto for tuba and orchestra, to be premiered by Andrew with the RWCMD Symphony Orchestra at St David’s Hall in the summer of 2015.
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For Tuba Concerto #2 see
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=66012" target="_blank

Look lad - that must have taken some man hours!