50 Etudes for Tuba by Boris Grigoriev

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Re: 50 Etudes for Tuba by Boris Grigoriev

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I agree!! This ons of my favorite books. I used it while studying the Blazhevich too. I still break it out a lot when I play F tuba also.
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These are great studies with lots of low register work,a really good compliment to Blazevich. Some are more melodious than others--one in particular has shades of Eugene Onegin and some are a little less convincing musically but still a good work out. The Vienna Phil. audition listed no. 50 as one of the excerpts to be played on the F tuba. Have a look at it ---well tricky! I try to play it on the E Flat Tuba with varying degrees of success.
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I have the 78 studies (and enjoy 'em). Are you saying that the newer 50 studies, written for tuba, are different from those?
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It's probably the 78 studies I'm thinking of. Don't have them beside me! But they're still great studies. Must get the 50 studies version.
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