BRITISH BRASS BAND CHAMPIONSHIP – Brent Dutton
In early October 1979 I had the opÂportunity to realise a lifelong ambition and to satisfy my own curiosity about a form of music making…
Tag: Orchestration
ORCHESTRAL LITERATURE INCLUDING EUPHONIUM OR TENOR TUBA – Edward R. Bahr
The sonorous tonal texture of the euphonium in orchestral literature has been overlooked by many composers and conductors, although certain comÂposers and conductors have been…
ARRANGING STRING LITERATURE FOR EUPHONIUM – Paul Droste
(Part Two; part one is from the Fall 1977 issue) “In the Classic Era all options of perÂformance were gradually reduced from their free use…
THE TUBA IN EUROPE – Robert Tucci
This is a reprint of an article written for the first issue of the T.U.B.A. Newsletter, vol. I, no. 1, Fall 1973. Life in Europe…
MULTIPLE TUBA PARTS FOR THE ORCHESTRA – Walter Ross
(Editor’s note: In the belief that composers should consider the possibility of writing as many as two euphonium and two tuba parts [a tuba quartet]…
TWO TUBAS FOR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND CHAMBER MUSIC – Frederick A. Mueller
(Editor’s note: In the belief that composers should consider the possibility of writing as many as two euphonium and two tuba parts [a tuba quartet]…