Music at level three is written with the performing tubist in mind.
These pieces may find their way onto your recital program or into your advanced daily routine. Etudes, solos, trios...
Browse at your leisure and return to tuba4u often.
Click on any of the pieces listed below to bring up a pdf which can be
printed out for free and added to your personal music library.
Latest Additions: 10-04-08
To purchase a copy of Father, Forgive Them for 5 part Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble, available through the Tuba Euphonium Press, click HERE.
>Tuba Euphonium Press >Ensemble Music >5-Part Ensembles >Robinson, Keith J.
December Additions: 12-14-08
February Additions: 2-14-09
If you have not yet performed Pastoral Tune, (piano + tuba) program it for this semester or next. You AND your accompanist AND your audience will really enjoy the beautiful calming nature of this piece. (See Latest Additions 10-04-08, above)
Speaking of programming: Take a look at 2:31 A.M. (tuba + piano). This is a work that contains a great deal of tension and some release of said tension. It also features an improvised cadenza. This piece could be followed very nicely by the above mentioned Pastoral Tune. (See February Additions: 2-14-09 for 2:31 A.M.)
Freaky Version of Happy B-day
(Happy B-Day tuba4u)
January 2010 Additions: 1-10-10
tuba4u recently visited banddirector.com thanks to a suggestion from megatubist Deanna Swoboda. Click HERE to read the article which offers some ideas about growing tubists' musical abilities. Thanks Deanna!
12-Tone Rondo
Click HERE for a description of
12-Tone Rondo as it appeared in the Spring '08 issue of the ITEA (International Tuba Euphonium Association) Journal.
Spring 2010 Additions: 6-3-10
Tubist Kendall Prinz performed at Texas Lutheran University on 1-28-2010. His program was entitled Lyrics - Tuneful Music for Tuba and Piano. Included were works by Hindemith, Holmboe, Koetsier, Newton & Wilder.