Tuba feature wanted

[StevePJ]

Hi

I'm looking for a Tuba section feature item for a 3rd section standard band. Suggestions welcome. Thanks.

[Andrew Norman]

You could try this written as a duet but could work for a section too.

[Laserbeam bass]

Forty Fathoms

[euphalogy]

Was going to suggest Tea for Tubas, the Simon Kerwin version, ................... again interchangeable parts!! Who really did this arrangement first?
the duet parts are a little tricky but 3 rd section guys should crack it.

[Andrew Norman]

Was going to suggest Tea for Tubas, the Simon Kerwin version, ................... again interchangeable parts!! Who really did this arrangement first?
the duet parts are a little tricky but 3 rd section guys should crack it.

My apologies to Simon if he wrote his first - I had know idea there was a version already existing - not that I expect the 2 to be similar.
My version was actually written a couple of years ago but only recently approved for publication.
I must get a listen to compare....
Andy

[euphalogy]

The Kerwin arrangement switches from a jaunty 12/8 compound rythm to a quirky jazz waltz, a couple of challenging , yet entertaining moments in the cadenza.
All in all a cracking arrangement. ( also with akternative euph part(s) )

[sconemaster]

Have a look at Bassically Baroque - 4 basses and band, listed under the "Solos etc" section in the catalogue at this web address: http://www.croftmusic.co.uk/Catalogue/Catalogue.html
You can view the PDF score and download score and parts directly from the site. I hope you find it of interest!

Chris Brown
Croft Music

[Cornet Luke]

I could try composing one for you if you'd like?
Message me if so

[toby hobson]

I think Peter Graham did a light arrangment of the Elephant for Tuba section. Utter Cheese but good fun....

[Thirteen Ball]

It's probably not worth mentioning William Rimmer's "The Merry Men".....