T.U.B.A. GEM: ETUDE IN PIANO E FORTE FOR TUBA SOLO – Thomas Beveridge
NEW T.U.B.A. GEM RULES The T.U.B.A. Gem Series rules will change immediately. Composers may now submit works of up to six pages in length, 8…
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T.U.B.A. GEM: DIALOGUE FOR TUBA AND EUPHONIUM – Thomas Rodgers
Born in 1946 in Dayton, Tennessee, Thomas Rodgers studied piano and composition at Cadek Conservatory, Chattanooga. He holds a B.S. in music education from Tennessee…
T.U.B.A. GEM: TWO HAG PIECES FOR EUPHONIUM AND TUBA – William Presser
William Presser (born April 19, 1916, Saginaw, Michigan) was educated in the Saginaw Public Schools, Alma College at Alma, Michigan (B.A.), the University of Michigan…
ARRANGING CHRISTMAS CAROLS FOR THE TUBA ENSEMBLE (or How to Have a Merry TubaChristmas) – Joan W. McCready, Indiana University
Carols and Christmas go together without question in Western tradition. One cannot imagine late December without the red-cheeked singers heralding the Christmas season on the…
T.U.B.A. GEM SERIES: 7 MODAL TUNES FOR TUBA Steve Cooper
With a Bachelor of Music Education (tuba specialization) and a Master of Arts in Theory from Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, and further…
T.U.B.A. GEM: RHYTHMIC STUDY No. 1 – David Deason
Born in South Dakota, David Deason holds degrees from Florida State University. He is presently an Assistant Professor of Music at Caldwell College in New…
COORDINATOR OF COMPOSER FRIENDS REPORT – Jerry Young
One of the important missions of T.U.B.A. is to increase performance opportunities for the euphonium and tuba. An important part of this task is the…
T.U.B.A. GEM: CANON IN THE LYDIAN MODE – Gordon Wolfe
Gordon Wolfe is a student at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas, where he has studied tuba with Henry David Payne III. While at Tech,…
T.U.B.A. GEM SERIES: A BRIEF INTERLUDE – Tony Clements
Tony Clements was educated at California State University, where he was a student of Tommy Johnson, Jim Self, and Roger Bobo. While at Cal State,…
