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Hi, guys!!

Do anyone knows where can I buy the Mozart & Strauss Horn's Concertos edited for Tuba?

Best,
Bartok

You can just play them from the horn parts with some transposing. I played Mozart 2 on a recital. You just have to make believe it is bass clef, add three flats and take it down a step. You will have to figure out the accidentals too. I just used B flat fingerings on my CC tuba to handle the transposition. It takes a little getting used to but once you work it out it is pretty simple. It makes so my wife and I can play horn duets pretty easily.
ScottM

https://www.amazon.com/Concert-Music-Tu ... B01LHNFNAA" target="_blank

Here they are, all written out in bass clef, along with other good classical solos. This is a buried treasure of material. Piano parts are available on imslp.

I made my own edition of Strauss 1 for tuba ages ago. I have the pdf handy. Gimme a shout at: toobist at gmail dot com.

You know what? Others might find it useful.

Here's a link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/gyb0fyhbp68hy ... 1.pdf?dl=0" target="_blank

nworbekim wrote:These are so much easier on the ears to listen to and play than the contemporary stuff i find.

+, like, 10 gagillion??

hi all,

somebody also played or is planning to play Strauss 2 on tuba ?

please do not forget the horn concertos from Franz Strauss (eg Nocturno), Robert Schumann (eg Adagio and Allegro), Saint Saens (eg Morceau de Concert) etc (just scan the imslp for others) which are wonderfull pieces and could perhaps also be played on tuba (F, Es, B, C) and if played alone could also be taken as written pretending eg this would be bass clef etc etc. Any transcription woild also be a good exercise and straight forward.

regards

Chris

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