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It's time....
.... for another tuba duet book like Don Butterfield's. SURELY, we know a few composers who could write in this style, don't we?
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Try the Walter Sear Advance duets for tuba. Some great stuff there.
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+ they had been out of print for awhile , an estate dispute, now resolved, Hickeys has the 2 book duet series.....very nice...jsRoger Lewis wrote:Try the Walter Sear Advance duets for tuba. Some great stuff there.
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the Sear are good, but the Butterfields are so damned COOL!
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Look for Don Butterfield etude books very soon...2 to be exact! More details when they are released!
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My personal favorite duets are a wonderful series of Telemann duets transcribed by my friend David Harris for trombone, published to E & R.
Challenging to play and drop-dead gorgeous.
I have an email in to him to see if they are still in print.
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Challenging to play and drop-dead gorgeous.
I have an email in to him to see if they are still in print.
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Inspired by Tony, I finished up the first two Etude Books from Don Butterfield this morning. They can be found here:
http://www.cimarronmusic.com/music-tuba.cfm
Some duets by Sean Greene:
http://beautideljazz.com/
Found on the Cimarron link above is also a set from Peter Opaskar and a set I put together from the Handel Flute Sonatas...
http://www.cimarronmusic.com/music-tuba.cfm
Some duets by Sean Greene:
http://beautideljazz.com/
Found on the Cimarron link above is also a set from Peter Opaskar and a set I put together from the Handel Flute Sonatas...
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Re: It's time....
The etude books look good. What about the Butterfield Duets, though? They have been out of print for a long time and I lost my copy years--no, decades--ago. I would love to have them again. What is their status? Do they belong to the Harvey Phillips Foundation?
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I believe the duets were being produced by John Palatucci on behalf of Don's widow Alice. I am guessing they are still available through the link Ken provided.mbeastep wrote:The etude books look good. What about the Butterfield Duets, though? They have been out of print for a long time and I lost my copy years--no, decades--ago. I would love to have them again. What is their status? Do they belong to the Harvey Phillips Foundation?
mbeastep
I am not aware of the Harvey Phillips Foundation producing anything but Tuba Christmas music. Maybe I am wrong?
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