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Where might I find a tuba part for Mahler 7? It's on the program for early next season and I will need to study it this summer. Thanks.

mbeastep

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Here's a link for you.

Also at imslp.org:

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Find out which edition you are performing or you may be in for a shock when the orchestra librarian puts the music on your stand. The two versions have 3 publication and have many differences.

Mahler’s original version:
EMS145965 MAHLER, Gustav (1860-1911) - Symphony No. 7 in E minor. Reprint by EDWIN F. KALMUS - extra tuba - A5680 $22.50
https://www.emsmusic.com/product_p/emsg26623.htm" target="_blank

Mahler’s revised version: Under copyright in the U.S. The parts are on rental only from Bote & Bock. A UE score is for sale.
MAHLER, Gustav (1860-1911) - Symphony No. 7 in E minor (critical edition). UNIVERSAL - miniature score (1960 crit. edition). List Price: $27.95
https://www.emsmusic.com/product_p/ems172202.htm" target="_blank

New corrected edition of the critical revised version:
Mahler - Kubik: Symphony No.7 (new critical edition 2010) Score $124.05
Under copyright in the U.S. The parts are on rental only from Bote & Bock.
The New Critical Edition score of Mahler's Symphony No.7 is now on sale, as a publishing collaboration between Bote & Bock and the International Gustav Mahler Society.
http://www.boosey.com/shop/prod/Gustav- ... re/2060447" target="_blank

If you can find it the Tuba Players Orchestral Repertoire Vol 16 by Abe Torchinsky has the Mahler Symphonies 7-9.It is published by encore music publishers. In it are pages of many helpful comments by Mr.Torchinsky as well as a complete list of errors found in the part.As an added bonus there is also a very significant tenor horn (euph) part written in its original state as well as a neatly transcribed part in concert pitch.

Good point. I completely forgot that I had bought the Torchinsky book for Mahler 7-9 along with the Elgar book when Encore made them available a couple of years ago. I also have Wes Jacobs' helpful comments in the 100 book. Thanks for the reminders.

mbe