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Curnow Music Press

Here's a serious tuba feature that will make a welcome addition to the literature of this important band instrument.  James Curnow's intimate knowledge of the low brass instruments and masterful compositional techniques ensure this will be a worthy highlight of your concert!  (Solo MA, Band M)

Concertino for Tuba

Concert Band Part Solo - MA,  Band -

Daehn Publications

A great way to feature your top tuba player or bring in a guest artist! This mini-concerto for tuba highlights the many qualities of the instrument through the contrasting movements, which are alternately flashy, whimsical, tender, and even "in-your-face!"  A great addition to the tuba repertoire!

Divertimento for Tuba and Band

Concert Band Part

Shawnee Press

Suite for Tuba

Concert Band Part Solo MA, Band M

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Hebu Musikverlag

Der Tuba-Konig (for Tuba & Wind Band)

Concert Band Score & Parts

Thompson Edition Inc.

Concerto No. 1, Op. 11

Print Music Source

A lively, fun-filled work for tuba solo and band that will be a welcome addition to any concert. The solo is easily performed by a developing tuba player, and the band accompaniment is well within the abilities of young players. Community bands will want to consider this as well.

La Joie de Vivre

Concert Band Score & Parts Solo - ME

Tuba Euphonium Press

Concerto del Garda

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Benjamin Taylor Music

Potatoes are by far America's favorite party vegetable. There is no way to serve a potato that we don't like; loaded baked potatoes, mashed potatoes, chips, french fries, cheesy potato casseroles, tater tots, hash browns  yum, yum! So why a tuba concerto based on potatoes? Some of you probably know that a potato is known as a "tuber" because it grows underground. Get it? Tuba and tuber? Smiley face. But the connection between the tuber and the tuba in this case goes far beyond the difference of one or two letters in spelling. Matt Moore, the commissioner of this concerto is Professor of Tuba at Brigham Young University - Idaho, and as we all know, Idaho is the capital of potatoes. Not only that, but I feel like potatoes are a near perfect metaphoric vegetable for your typical tuba player. The people who choose to play tuba are usually the quiet, shy type, perhaps a little socially awkward, and are most comfortable hiding in the back of the band. If you were to personify a potato, wouldn't that be accurate? Oh, and one more thing. I find both potatoes and tubas inherently funny  have you seen any of the potato memes? And doesn't the sight of a tuba player marching in a parade with that colossally sized instrument always make you smile? 
Thus, Party Potatoes is a lighthearted, groovy piece that celebrates the tuba and the tuber. It is like the perfect mashup (no pun intended) of Youngblood Brass Band, Tower of Power, pep band and sprinkle on a little jazz big band and you're all set. The tuber, I mean tuba, is here so let's party!  This "version 2.0" is a shorter arrangement of the original, and was commissioned by Brian Sours and the Tenaha I.S.D. Band in honor of their 2024 Midwest Performance.

Party Potatoes V2.0

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Playintime Publishing

Feature your best players in this charming piece for solo with band accompaniment. Using the famous Morning theme from Grieg's "Peer Gynt Suite" as the basis, this delightful set of variations captures several styles allowing the soloist and band's musicality to shine through.

Variations on a Theme by Grieg

C L Barnhouse Company

Your young tuba player is about to have the thrill of a lifetime - a featured solo just for them! Bring your budding tuba star to the forefront with a fun musical work that highlights just how awesome they are! Reward your unsung hero a chance to stand out and shine with a memorable solo that they'll long remember. The solo can also be played by any low brass or woodwind instrument and works great at recruiting performances.

Not Tu-bad!

Movement 3 of Teutonic Tales for tuba solo with band

Thor's Hammer

Cimarron Music Press

Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms

Brixton Publications

Reflections on the Last Post

Stephenson Music

Vast and Curious

Tribute

Carl Fischer LLC

Acrobatic and fun, Beelzebub for Solo Tuba and Concert Band was written by well-known 19th-century tubist Andrea Catozzi. Back in 1886, this grand classic of the early tuba literature won Carl Fischer Music's competition for solo instrumental music. Today, in an era when tuba technique has been pushed ever forward to greater technical heights, this virtuosic piece is more relevant than ever, making 6 State Lists! Also available: Tuba with piano reduction (W2683).

Beelzebub

Jerry Bilik Music Inc

Introduction and Dance

Concerto for Tuba and Wind Ensemble

Wingert-Jones Publications

Ballad and Presto Dance-Rental

Aria con Variazioni

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