Charley Brighton posted a recording of a beautiful piece by John Rutter a few months ago.
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Music for a church service
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Some suggestions:
"Love Bade Me Welcome" from 5 Mystical Songs - Vaughan Williams
Faure also wrote a lovely liturgical piece called "In Prayer" that works fine on euphonium.
Although not originally composed for the church, many Bach pieces work, e.g. Air for the G String; also the Bach Cello Suites are eminently playable and work very nicely on tuba or euphonium.
"Love Bade Me Welcome" from 5 Mystical Songs - Vaughan Williams
Faure also wrote a lovely liturgical piece called "In Prayer" that works fine on euphonium.
Although not originally composed for the church, many Bach pieces work, e.g. Air for the G String; also the Bach Cello Suites are eminently playable and work very nicely on tuba or euphonium.
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Try here:
http://www.anthemworkspress.com/music.php
I have a really nice arrangement of Jesus Loves Me. For Tuba, w/ 2 tpts, horn & tbn accomp.
http://www.anthemworkspress.com/music.php
I have a really nice arrangement of Jesus Loves Me. For Tuba, w/ 2 tpts, horn & tbn accomp.
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Re: Music for a church service
Unaccompanied, with piano, etc.?tubaguyku wrote:Other than hymns, does anyone has any incite on a piece I could play for tuba for an offertory. Thanks!!
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Re: Music for a church service
Really trying to get the spirit moving, or causing a riot? Sorry, couldn't resist.tubaguyku wrote:Other than hymns, does anyone has any incite on a piece I could play for tuba for an offertory. Thanks!!
With no words, about anything of the appropriate length, or even an excerpt, of just about anything from the classical literature will do very nicely.
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David E Smith Publishers is a good source for sacred music.
A few thought starters:
Look for transcriptions of pieces written a few centuries ago where many composers wrote at least some for church settings.
Bach -- almost anything
Alleluia (Mozart)
Handel -- pick something from Messiah
Gabrieli?
How 'bout "Just a Closer Walk With Thee"? Lends itself to a slow / fast approach. Same for "When the Saints Go Marching In", or any tune that has been done in a Dixieland style.
How about looking through a hymnal from another Christian denomination or "branch". If you're Protestant, seek out a Catholic hymnal, or vise versa. If you're a Baptist, look for a Methodist hymnal. "Salvation is Created" by Tschesnokoff exists in a great quintet arrangement by Vernon M. Whaley (SBW & Associates / Integra Music publishers). Tschesnokoff composed for the Russian Orthodox Church.
For something "completely different", you could try Ain't Misbehavin' ....
Cheers,
David E Smith Publishers is a good source for sacred music.
A few thought starters:
Look for transcriptions of pieces written a few centuries ago where many composers wrote at least some for church settings.
Bach -- almost anything
Alleluia (Mozart)
Handel -- pick something from Messiah
Gabrieli?
How 'bout "Just a Closer Walk With Thee"? Lends itself to a slow / fast approach. Same for "When the Saints Go Marching In", or any tune that has been done in a Dixieland style.
How about looking through a hymnal from another Christian denomination or "branch". If you're Protestant, seek out a Catholic hymnal, or vise versa. If you're a Baptist, look for a Methodist hymnal. "Salvation is Created" by Tschesnokoff exists in a great quintet arrangement by Vernon M. Whaley (SBW & Associates / Integra Music publishers). Tschesnokoff composed for the Russian Orthodox Church.
For something "completely different", you could try Ain't Misbehavin' ....
Cheers,
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