Christmas music
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Christmas music
The church where I have been playing for a while is trying to find some suitable Christmas music for 3 tubas. I have been looking on the web but I am probably looking in all the wrong places. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Nothing real difficult as we are definitely not doing this for a living! Thanks 
Gary Schweitzer
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Re: Christmas music
There is quite a bit of material 'out there' for two euphoniums and two tubas.
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http://www.thevillagetinker.com" target="_blank
Current 'stable'... Rudolf Meinl 5/4, Marzan (by Willson) euph, King 2341, Alphorn, and other strange stuff.
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Re: Christmas music
Both brassworks4.com and lowbrassmusic.com have tuba trio music.
Brian
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Re: Christmas music
I would shoot for some horn trios or trombone trios. The rep is somewhat or very limited. Jay Hilfiger has done some nice trombone trios found here:
http://www.brassworks4.com/store/ecom-c ... Trios.html
Take it down an octave and you are good to go! Of course I publish them so I am a bit biased, but Jay is a really solid writer!
http://www.brassworks4.com/store/ecom-c ... Trios.html
Take it down an octave and you are good to go! Of course I publish them so I am a bit biased, but Jay is a really solid writer!
Bryan Doughty
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Re: Christmas music
[quote="Schedonnardus"]Tuba Christmas Music might work for you.
Too lazy to pull out my Tuba Christmas book to check, but as I recall, most of the pieces are arranged for tuba quartet, not tuba trio. Kind of hard to play 4 parts with three players unless one haz mad multiphonics skillz.
Too lazy to pull out my Tuba Christmas book to check, but as I recall, most of the pieces are arranged for tuba quartet, not tuba trio. Kind of hard to play 4 parts with three players unless one haz mad multiphonics skillz.
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Re: Christmas music
Give me an Email address. I have something that will work for you.