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Aside from the 'usual' ones for tuba (or stolen by us )...

Aho
Arutunian
Barnes
Bozza
Broughton
Elerby
Ewazen
Harville
Heiden
Horovitz
Jager
Kotsier
Lebedev
Lundquist
Mozart (4)
Plau
Premru
Raum (2)
Schoendorff
Strauss (2)
Wilhelm
J. Williams
V. Williams

...are there any I've missed (I'm sure there are a bunch) that you heard (or played) and thought 'Wow, fricken awesome!' I'm not saying that all the above mentioned 'do it' for me personally, but there has to be some I haven't yet heard that I really should have a listen to...



Well..?

Eugene Anderson Tuba Concerto - see
viewtopic.php?t=27238

Capriccio by Rodney Newton with brass band. Another wonderful piece!

Sparke-great piece, not long(only two movements), earworm type of piece
http://www.stagepass.com/groupartist/ar ... m=44007020

Barnes Concerto-Pat Sheridan on "Storyteller" - full version
http://www.patricksheridan.com/store/si ... 758C602D7B

The Ole Schmidt "Concerto for Tuba and Orchestra".
Definitely one of my favorites!

James Woodward Tuba Concerto!!

Recorded by Alan Baer with Piano
http://www.amazon.com/Coast-Alan-Baer/d ... 745&sr=1-1

Yours truly with Wind Ensemble
http://www.amazon.com/American-Music-Tu ... 824&sr=1-1

kalalroyale wrote:Gregson is my favorite...

I second that. The Gregson doesn't seem to be highly respected anymore, which is sad.

I have two recordings of Australian composer Barry McKimm's Tuba Concerto. One is a soloist with orchestra, and the other is yours truly with the UW-Milwaukee Wind Ensemble.

Very nice and quite demanding piece! There is a lot of face time.

Andy Larson