This Tuba Fingering Chart is a brilliantly useful reference guide for players of all ages and abilities. Featuring an expansive gatefold design that shows essential information such as fingerings for all notes, notation hints and instrument care, this is a guide that should never leave your possession.A chart such as this is the perfect supplement for your lessons or your self-teaching, giving you instant access to the most crucial information immediately. The Fingering Chart features three-valve fingerings for every note on the four most common types of Tuba: BB Flat and C Contrabass and E Flat and F Bass, as well as alternative fingerings for an additional fourth valve. When you're stuck for a particular fingering or you just need to refresh your memory, this chart is a clear visual aid. Not only does the Tuba Fingering Chart show you this, but it's packed with other necessary information. A full section on notation gives you tips on symbols, signs, abbreviations and other useful facts like reading two instrument parts on one staff and rests. Some handy hints on caring for your Tuba are included, and a note on the pitch system for the different types of Tuba.The wealth of useful information that is condensed into this Tuba Fingering Chart makes it seriously practical and convenient for anyone learning to play this fantastic instrument. If you ever get stuck for fingerings, confused about instrument care or not amused by notation, just take a look at this chart and nail those notes. / Tuba

Tubalosity was selected to be premiered by Kenyon Wilson at Indiana University USA in 2014 as part of the Fifteen Minutes of Fame series. The piece is inspired by the versatility of the Tuba sound - that of the funky bass and the melodic voice. The player should imagine they are playing both parts simultaneously as though the bass line is there all the way through in the style of singer Bobby McFerrin.Performance Notes:Tubalosity has both a melody and a bass line - bring out the melody line in the upper notesfrom bar 5.Notes with a cross-hatch head should be a tongue-click into the mouthpiece.In bars8 12 14 15 and 20 the upper notes should be sung at the same time as playing the lower note. The sung notes should be in whichever octave is comfortable in the player's range.

Curnow Music Press proudly presents a way to enrich your quality of playing material whilst helping you administer your library efficiently and save money! THE YOUNG BAND COLLECTION is a compilation of some of our best pieces for youth band, published as individual part books. You?ll find pieces by James Curnow, James Hosay, Mike Hannickel, Brian Connery, Paul Curnow and Douglas Court. These works have all proven to be very successful as teaching material, but also will keep your students interested and guarantee a happy audience! Curnow Music Press is known for its quality music for youth bands and that?s certainly what you?ll find in this publication. / Niveau : 1.5 / Pièce de concert / Recueil / Tuba

Arranged to be playable by any combination of band instruments these duets cover a wide range of styles from the Baroque Period to the 20th Century. Difficulty ranges from grades II through IV providing a great deal of flexibility for the needs of young musicians. In addition to the mallet duet lines the percussion book provides an optional percussion line that can be used in place of or in addition to a duet line. Perfect for smaller ensembles with unusual instrumentation and for solo and ensemble festivals.