Compiling a list of Standard Tuba March Parts

[Bandmaster]

Paul Lavelle's "Band of America March" MUST be in that book/list.

If you are talk Paul Lavelle then FOR SURE you better have his march Big Joe the Tuba in the book!

[peter birch]

you are missing a great branch of the literature - namely Salvation Army marches from composers such as Eric Ball, Bram Coles, George Marshall, Arthur Gullidge and Dean Goffin to name a few.
pieces include
The Red Shield
Rousseau
Emblem of the Army
The Liberator
Torchbearers
The Wellingtonian
Montreal Citadel

great pieces of music and many with great tuba lines.

[twoconnguy]

A few I enjoy playing from time to time. Circus Bee and El Caney should be played one to a bar. These are not in any order of preference, but alphabetical, because my folder is sorted that way.

Army of the Nile (Kenneth J. Alford) UK
Barnum and Bailey's Favorite (K.L.King) USA
The Black Horse Troop (J.P.Sousa) USA
The Button Boy (William McConnell) UK
The Circus Bee (Henry Fillmore) USA
Fairest of the Fair (J.P.Sousa) USA
Honey Boys On Parade (E. V. Cupero) USA
In Storm and Sunshine (J. C. Heed) USA
Melody Shop (K.L. King) USA
Pride of the Wolverines (J.P.Sousa) USA
Semper Fidelis (J.P.Sousa) USA
Sir Galahad (K.L. King) USA
Standard of St. George (Kenneth J. Alford) UK
Storming of El Caney (Russell Alexander) USA

[TubaRay]

His Honor is certainly one of the best. Mark me down for agreeing with Bloke. Is that a first? No. Not really.

[sandiegotuba]

When I was in the Marines we had a pouch list w/ many many marches. The list varied from band to band, but they usually had about a hundred different marches we could play on the spur of the moment if necessary. You might want to contact a Marine band and ask them for their "Pouch List"

[Dylan King]

After a long list of marches...

[twoconnguy]

Found another one in the folder worth considering,

The Boys of the Old Brigade (W. Paris Chambers) USA