TubeNet

Grundman's Tuba Rhapsody!

You'll have to really work on it, though. It's not easy.

This is reaching back a ways, but the Scherzo Pomposo by Harold Walters is very fun to play and listen to, while being very solidly in the intermediate range and skill level. Might be worth a look.

Scherzo Pomposo by Harold Walters

Man, does that take me back, all the way to 1975. Thanks for the memories.

Chuck

James Curnow has got one that sounds good, sounds more difficult than it is, and has a good (fairly easy accompaniment). Got a little muted section too (which gets middle schoolers eyes really big when you whip that thing out)


The name is skipping me currently, but it is good stuff.

djwesp wrote:James Curnow has got one that sounds good, sounds more difficult than it is, and has a good (fairly easy accompaniment). Got a little muted section too (which gets middle schoolers eyes really big when you whip that thing out)


The name is skipping me currently, but it is good stuff.

It's called Concertino for Tuba

gregsundt wrote:This is reaching back a ways, but the Scherzo Pomposo by Harold Walters is very fun to play and listen to, while being very solidly in the intermediate range and skill level. Might be worth a look.

do you mean "Solo Pomposo?"
k

tredonme wrote:

Chuck Jackson wrote:

Scherzo Pomposo by Harold Walters

Man, does that take me back, all the way to 1975. Thanks for the memories.

Chuck

How old are you guys anyway??? Just called JW Pepper and was told Scherzo Pomposo is permanently out of print.

Jim "not using a cane yet" Mueller

For my part, I am fast approaching middle age. I performed Scherzo Pomoposo in 1973 and 1974, including winning a scholarship competition with it. Maybe I should reprint it a la Steven Shoop and make a killing?

A Touch of Tuba
Art Dedrick

nice audience pleasing tune. not too hard.

I have always loved
Six Studies in English Folk-Song
R Vaughan Williams


It is not to rough and always a crowd pleaser