What are you favorite marches featuring tuba?

[Trevor Bjorklund]

Your top three, especially in the public domain?
I'm looking for a pile of fun(ish) music to print out and sight-read.

Lots of stuff on this excellent database:
http://www.bandmusicpdf.org/ but kind of slow downloading and perusing each and every piece!

[KCarubia]

Circus Bee, Thunder 'n Blazes, King Cotton, Colonel Bogey.

[bort]

My first thought: Oh man, this is great, why haven't I heard this recently!?
My second thought: Have I heard any bands recently that could play this without killing it?

[Mark]

Melody Shop http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47EMpe9M3qk I'm in the back trying to keep up.

Barnum and Baileys Favorite

Amparito Roca

[PhilGreen]

As they say over here "...when we 'ad a band!"

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[Trevor Bjorklund]

Circus Bee is killer and my new favorite (displacing In Storm and Sunshine)!

[1895King]

Semper Fidelis and George Washington Bicentennial

[jamsav]

any of the Circus Screamers, but I like Royal Decree - Alfords Army of The Nile, Voices of The Guns

[ken k]

Rolling Thunder and the Trombone King

Karl King!!!!!

[opus37]

Them Basses and Liberty Bell.

[arminhachmer]

Col. Bogie, Washington Post and Old Comrades (Alte Kameraden) a kraut march from abt. 1895 for an old kraut, me
Armin

[imperialbari]

Colonel Boogie most certainly. BBb basses should take the 2nd strain an octave down.

[Dan Schultz]

Has anyone mentioned "Big Joe, the Tuba"?

[Mwtuba32]

Boys of the old Brigade

[bearphonium]

Colonel Bogey, Barnum and Bailey's top my list.

[peter birch]

you could do worse than look at the march literature of the Salvation Army, some of the best include, Montreal Citadel, The Liberator, Cairo Red Shield, Rosehill, the Fount and so on and on, many with some fantastic writing for the low brass

[KCarubia]

Was that a jab at Salvation Army Brass repertoire?

[Elbee]

Thunder and Blazes
S and S
also Vaguely remember Amparito Roca from HS days
National Emblem for sure...gonna wax nostalgic if I don't quit...Loren

[big_blue_tubist]

I don't know that it necessarily FEATURES tuba (does have a nice low brass soli), but Florentiner March is one of my favorites. It is in the public domain, too.

[Steve Marcus]

Tchaik 6, mvt. 3

Embarrasses many audiences who forget that there's another movement to follow.