Intermediate Sheet Music from Warwick Music

The melody transports you to the merry-go-round of the 19th Century. As you sit on your horse, the ride gets faster and faster. Giving you a sense of speed, you dream of the funfair ride. All to soon...

The beautiful Meditation From Thais by Jules Massenet (1842-1912) is presented here in an arrangement for Tuba by James Meador. It is also very suitable for performance on Bass Trombone.

The 'Two Character Pieces' were originally composed as Christmas presents for the composer's tuba playing brother-in-law in the late 1990s. 'Stomp' was written first, taking its inspiration from a sni...

Tubalatte These nine fun duets are ideal for post-beginner tuba players who are looking for something a bit jazzy. Each duet is named after a type of coffee serving and their character is reflected in...

This well known Spiritual has been arranged by Bass Trombonist, Alwyn Green, as a flugel horn feature. It can be performed by any Bb band instrument.

Much of Scott Joplin's work is happy in tone, but his concert waltz "Bethena" is full of sadness. The elegant melody lines are given to the solo cornet, the flugel and the euphonium; the accompaniment...

All proceeds from “The M-lisada March” are donated to Brass for Africa, a charity making a positive change to the lives of disadvantaged children and young people in Africa through brass music and bra...

Like the easier “Simple Studies on Trombone Technique” this book has been composed by a trombonist for trombone students to develop aspects of trombone technique, which are not always the same as for...

Like the easier “Simple Studies on Trombone Technique” this book has been composed by a trombonist for trombone students to develop aspects of trombone technique, which are not always the same as for...

Twelve studies in various styles which prove that learning scales can be fun.

Bridging the gap from bass to tenor clef.

Twelve studies in various sties which prove that learning scales can be fun.

Here are some more duets slightly more challenging than the First Duets to get your teeth into. These can be played in any order depending on what kind of technical/musical thing you need to work on,...