The Tuba
Apple Tuba
A relatively young instrument, the tuba was invented a good 200 years after the rest of the brass section was fully developed. Unfairly, in popular culture it’s sometimes thought of as a humorous instrument, and while it’s true that composers have sometimes used its very low register to comic effect, the tuba is far more often employed to inject music with power and weight.
Fantasy for Tuba, Op. 102
Fine Arts Brass
L. Bernstein: Brass Music
IV. Waltz for Mippy III for Tuba and Piano
Jonathan Feldman, Warren Deck
Canzon Duodecimi Toni
Adolph Herseth, Philadelphia Brass Ensemble, The Chicago Brass Ensemble, Jay Friedman, Mason Jones, Seymour Rosenfeld, Dale Clevenger, Frank Crisafulli, Gilbert Johnson, Henry Charles Smith, Vincent Cichowicz
I. Allegro vivo
Yukihiro Ikeda
II. Romanza: Andante sostenuto
Hans E. Zimmer, Richard Nahatzki, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin
P. Hindemith: Sonata for Tuba and Piano
L. Larsen: Ursa
I. Sings to the Night Sky (Version for Tuba and Piano)
Kirstin Ihde, Stephanie Frye
Capriccio
Marcos Ripoll
III. Finale: Rondo all tedesca: Allegro
Richard Nahatzki, Hans E. Zimmer, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin
P. Hindemith: Sonata for Tuba and Piano
A. Lorenzo
P. Hindemith: Sonata for Tuba and Piano
Etre ou ne pas etre
Pittsburgh Symphony Low Brass Section
S. Jones: Tuba Concerto