Which piece would be the BEST for large tuba ensemble?!?

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Which of he following pieces would be the best for large tuba ensemble?

 
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Speaking from experience--any piece marked "Tacet" would work very well...
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Amazing... all that information on Internet Trolls on Wikipedia. Someone has too much time on their hands.
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diek01 wrote:hmmm.... ok... not quite sure what's on... just gonna kinda wlak away and hope it goes away :shock:
Can you explain to me how you "wlak away"? :wink:

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I think it may just be that diek01 (AKA Daniel) may have been picked on in school, or perhaps forgot his medication on a few occasions.

Seek help Daniel.
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I vote for the song for 100 tubas.................................it only makes sense.
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TexTuba wrote:
diek01 wrote:hmmm.... ok... not quite sure what's on... just gonna kinda wlak away and hope it goes away :shock:
Can you explain to me how you "wlak away"?
It's Slavic for "troll" :wink:
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Dude, Eastman Tuba Mirum is playing an arrangement of Symphonie Fantastique right now, and we have played an arrangement of Pictures in the past. I think there are a whole lot of pieces that work well for tuba ensemble.

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Post by Shockwave »

How come "Dance of the Sugarplum Fairies" isnt on the list? It's the best tuba song ever!

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Shockwave wrote:How come "Dance of the Sugarplum Fairies" isnt on the list? It's the best tuba song ever!
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Perhaps this is true for SOME tuba players.
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