Symphony Orchestra Solo Pieces for Tuba

The basic idea of Parallels was to combine the flexible rhythmic concept of classical-style composed chamber music with jazz harmonies, and phrasing and sound of improvised jazz. Although there is no...

Bruce Broughton's Concerto for Tuba was originally written as a Tuba Sonata (M158791). The wind ensemble (A671202) and orchestra (A899602) concerti arrangements are available seperately from the publi...

Concerto For Tuba And Orchestra was composed by Niels Marthinsen in 1994. Commissioned by the Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra and dedicated to Jens Bjorn-Larsen. Manuscript copy.

Commissioned by the Philharmonic Symphony Society of New York, Inc. World Premiere: November 24, 1989, Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, New York, N.Y. The New York Philharmon...

This concerto, written in 1980, is a concertante work for the traditional audience, but without technical or musical concessions for the tuba. The structure is inspired by the classical sonata, with a...

The second of the lively Six Rumanian Dances, written by Dumitru (first name) Ionel (family Name), is one of the most popular compositions by this Rumanian tuba virtuoso of the last century (1915-1997...

This is the Full score for Vagn Holmboe's Concerto For Tuba Op. 127 (1976).

Concerto For Tuba And Orchestra was composed by Anders Koppel in 2003. Dedicated to the composers wife Ulla. First performance by Mattias Johansson and Aalborg Symphony Orchestra, June 4th, 2003 in Aa...

Tuba and Orchestra (Entertaining Concerto)

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Viersätziges Werk in überwiegend lebhaften Tempi; traditionelle Notenschrift. Nach klassischen Vorbildern (Haydn, Wolf, Bartók). Sehr lebendige, melodisch und rhythmisch orientierte Musik. Mittelschwe...

First performance Saarbrücken (Music in the 20th Century), May 15, 1983

This is the solo Tuba part for Concerto For Tuba And Orchestra by Niels Marthinsen (1994). Commissioned by the Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra and dedicated to Jens Bjorn-Larsen. Manuscript copy.