This early advanced piece for tuba has three short sections entitled Prologue, A Time for Loving, and Chasing the Wind. Great for festivals or competitions.
A Time For More for Unaccompanied Tuba
$7.00
Description
A Time for More for Unaccompanied Tuba
by Steven Winteregg
This early advanced piece for tuba has three short sections entitled Prologue, A Time for Loving, and Chasing the Wind. Prologue is fanfare like, in a moderate tempo, with lots of dotted eighths and 32nd notes, C minor. The second section is slow with chromatic flowing lines. Chasing the Wind uses a mute and flutter tongue for special effects. It is fast and punctuated with chromatic lines-an exciting finish! Premiered by George Palton at the 2014 International Tuba and Euphonium Conference.
Winteregg wrote a piece used by many tubists called A Time For which can be combined with this new piece. If they are performed together the movements should be played in the following order: Prologue, A Time for Searching, Chasing the Wind, A Time for Loving, A Time for Living.
•Early Advanced
•Duration 3 minutes
Additional information
| Weight | 5 oz |
|---|
Related products
-
$12.00Mike Thornton has arranged John Dowland’s Tosse Not My Soule and John Wilbye’s Thus Saith My Cloris Bright for four tubas, and has arranged for each part to take turns playing the highest voice to avoid fatigue.
-
Out of Stock
$25.00Here’s an excellent resource for brass players who are ready for a more in depth look at the physical nature of their instruments.
-
$15.00A fine arrangement for tuba-euphonium quartet of Joplin’s infectious ragtime two-step piano rag.
-
$8.00Harold Meek, former Associate Principal Horn of the Boston Symphony, has edited performance versions of two romantic works for soprano, horn and piano.