Hi Tubenet,
This Saturday, I will be hosting the 2nd annual Octubafest celebration at UNI. We're go to play some polkas, eat good German food, and drink delicious Octoberfest beer. I was wondering if anyone frequenting these boards had any good arrangements of Polkas or other Germanesque music arrangements for tuba quartet or tuba ensemble. I should be able to pull quite a few from the UNITUBA library, but we could use a few more. If anyone has a PDF or other way to send an arrangement electronically, then we will certainly toast your good health at the celebration.
Prost!
Ben Creswell
UNI
Know any good polkas?
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Know any good polkas?
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Re: Know any good polkas?
Here is a topical "Oldie but Goodie" - you can get the sheet music for free!
The Helicon Polka!
click the "view this item" to see the PDF. I think there is also a band arrangement of this song, but I lost the URL
The Helicon Polka!
click the "view this item" to see the PDF. I think there is also a band arrangement of this song, but I lost the URL
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Re: Know any good polkas?
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Re: Know any good polkas?
Just a thought, brother, but you may get more responses if you ask "who has arrangements that are available for purchase?" Anyone that takes the time to arrange a piece of music would likely appreciate being compensated for it. And yes, there are arrangements available. My group is making some good money playing four-part tuba gigs. Good luck to you.
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Re: Know any good polkas?
and, maybe a little more advanced planning...
How about "Mr Froggy Went A-Courtin" (and he left all the tubas in his band to us, HEY!)
How about "Mr Froggy Went A-Courtin" (and he left all the tubas in his band to us, HEY!)