Angular melodies, changing meter and tempos make this solo tuba piece a challenge.
Won’t He Get Lonely? for Solo Tuba – Don Stratton
$7.00
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Won’t He Get Lonely? for Solo Tuba
Don Stratton
We hope he or she won’t!! A recital piece for unaccompanied tuba written in 1973 by New England trumpeter-composer Don Stratton. Angular melodies, changing meter and tempos make this a challenge.
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• Early advanced
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| Weight | 6 oz |
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