Tuba Tiger Rag

When it comes to pure entertainment, the Canadian Brass are the kings of schtick and this dixieland tuba feature is one of the highlights of their concerts. David Marshall's clever, playable version can feature a soloist or the tuba section and packs in all the fun and silliness - just right for a dull audience!

Tuba Tornado - Hans Offerdal

This piece explores the life span of a tornado and which instrument is better suited for that than just the tuba? The piece has three movements: I - Impatient Storm Cell II - Cumulus Clouds III - Multiple Vortex Tornado This piece presents challenges in dynamics and articulation, as well as in the interplay with the soloist. The piece is based on a scale of seven pitches (as 'Tornado' has seven letters) and is notated as a concert Eb major scale with three accidentals. Only these seven notes are played throughout the piece. Playing time appx. 10 minutes.

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Tubagatelle - Fernand Tinturier

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Tubagatelle - Tinturier

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Tubanera - Hardy Schneiders

Tubantella - Thomas Legrady

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Tubasaurus Rex

A feature for the tuba section or tuba soloist, Tubasaurus Rex will put your tubists in the spotlight and make them feel like royalty. Containing the opportunity to demonstrate both light march and swing styles, everyone in the band will enjoy performing this number. You could also use Tubasaurus Rex to highlight a soloist in a repeat performance. An advanced download version of the solo part is available free as a printable PDF at www.carlfischer.com.

Tubaverseny - Concerto For Tba & Sym Bd - Set

Tubissimo (Tuba Solo) - Joe Bellini

Tudor Sketches - William Owens