A fine arrangement for tuba-euphonium quartet of Joplin’s infectious ragtime two-step piano rag.
The Strenuous Life for Tuba & Euphonium Quartet by Scott Joplin arr. – Walter Lex
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The Strenuous Life for Tuba & Euphonium Quartet
Scott Joplin arranged by Walter Lex
A fine arrangement for tuba-euphonium quartet of Joplin’s infectious ragtime two-step piano rag by Dr. Walter X. Lex, whose brass quintet arrangement of Joplin’s The Great Crush Collision March is one of our most popular publications. Challenging, but lots of fun to play and shows off these wonderful instruments. Good solos for each player.Â
Features
• Late intermediate
•Duration 5 minutes
Additional information
| Weight | 5 oz |
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