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EETT; The purpose of this book is to give performers the opportunity to create their own version of a tuba euphonium quartet and to perform music of various difficulty levels, styles, and genres with this new group. Arrangements in this book are based on musical ideas from around the world, including the United States, Russia, Ireland, and Spain. Multiple styles of music such as Blues, Swing, and Rock are included to help begin the concepts of improvisation. Different musical modes, key signatures, and meters are explored throughout the book, with careful consideration to the practical playing ranges of the instruments. I truly hope you enjoy this collection of works. Learn More

A new look at fundamental practice presented by Adam Frey. The Game of Practice features extensive background and understanding into how to organize your practice around a player's strengths and weaknesses. The overall guidance, work sheets, and concepts on setting goals and monitoring progress will help create a greater sense of awareness, progress and achievement. This 100 page book features insightful approaches to building your skills of Breathing, Buzzing, Articulation, Flexibility, and Technique!

Another amazing aspect of The Game of Practice involves its use of videos with QR Codes, "Tech Tips" and "Tool Tips" that educate players about how to measure their progress with various technology and tools. Finally, scattered throughout are "Tips from the Top." These commentaries feature wisdom and humor from Adam Frey's 20 year career as a soloist and teacher.

A portion of all sales of The Game of Practice will be donated to help fund the Earle Louder Fellowships from the Euphonium Foundation.

 

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with Piano

I. Theme from Sonata in A Major (D. 959) - Franz Schubert

II. Homing - Teresa Del Riego

III. Allemande - Claude Gervaise

IV. Allemande (unaccompanied encore) - Claude Gervaise

V. Bist Du Bei Mir - Stoetzel-Bach

VI. If With All Your Hearts (from Elijah) – Mendelssohn

VII. Alleluia - W.A. Mozart

VIII. Alle Vögel ind Schon Da - German traditional

IX. Das Wandern Ist Des Müllers Lust - German traditional

X. The Kerry Dance - James Lymans Molloy

XI. The Last Rose of Summer (Eb - unaccompanied) - Thomas Moore

XII. The Last Rose of Summer (Bb - unaccompanied) - Thomas Moore

XIII. Robin Adair - Irish Folk Song

XIV. Hacia Belen va una Burra - Spanish Folk Song

XV. Aura Lea - George R. Poulton

XVI. Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes - traditional British

XVII. Beautiful Dreamer - Stephen Foster

XVIII. Jenny June - Stephen Foster

XIX. Some Folks/Some Folks Polka - Stephen Foster

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EETT; Quartet No. 1 is Andrew Berry’s first completed composition for Tuba/Euphonium quartet. While there is no real programmatic story behind the music, various themes are introduced and developed throughout the three movements to create a sensation of “conflict and resolution”. The first movement is mostly composed of dance-like figures that want to be in major harmonies, however often succumb to minor harmonies. The second movement presents new ideas of conflict and searches for resolutions. These resolutions are usually met with defeat and the performers are challenged with new but familiar ways to continue combating these conflicts. The final movement is a series of more dances that present conflict at its most extreme, however is abruptly resolved at the end of the piece as the quartet celebrates with joyous flourishes in the euphonium parts. Each of the four parts are demanding in their own way, and the quartet as a whole is best suited for an experienced undergraduate ensemble or a graduate/professional ensemble. Learn More

These horn quartets were selected from forty-two "anonymous" quartets housed in the Albertina collection of the Austrian National Library, Vienna. One can date these works from the middle of the nineteenth century.

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These horn quartets were selected from forty-two "anonymous" quartets housed in the Albertina collection of the Austrian National Library, Vienna. One can date these works from the middle of the nineteenth century.

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These horn quartets were selected from forty-two "anonymous" quartets housed in the Albertina collection of the Austrian National Library, Vienna. One can date these works from the middle of the nineteenth century.

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These horn quartets were selected from forty-two "anonymous" quartets housed in the Albertina collection of the Austrian National Library, Vienna. One can date these works from the middle of the nineteenth century.

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"24 Chorales" for Tuba Quartet (EETT), can either be played by 4 players or the parts can be doubled, tripled, etc. Each part includes the full score so the players can see how their individual part fits in with the group ensemble. This set is great for warming up and practicing group ensemble techniques like tuning, beginning and ending notes together together, etc. Learn More

A FOLK SONG; FREILACH ORA NO. 1; HALLELUYA; HANUKKAH MEDLEY; THE HAPPY SOUL; HAVA NAGILA; MY FATHER'S NIGUN (Song); ON SABBATH DAY; SAMMY'S FREILACH; SHERELLE; TISH NIGON (Table Song) Learn More

4 Tpts, 3 Hns, 3 Tbns, Euph and Tba Learn More

"24 Chorales" for French Horn, can either be played by 4 players or the parts can be doubled, tripled, etc. Each part includes the full score so the players can see how their individual part fits in with the group ensemble. This set is great for warming up and practicing group ensemble techniques like tuning, beginning and ending notes together together, etc. Learn More

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Very interesting tunes for a high school quartet or beyond.

Early One Morning, Anon 17th Century
Evening Bells, by Abt
Bavarian Song, by Franz

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Rather easy, popular old tunes for the young horn quartet.

Hunters Song, Old French Tune
The Hunter's Departure, by Mendelssohn
The Wild Hunt, by C. M. von Weber

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Liszt, Bruckner and Reger Learn More

A very short, very interesting, very pretty 22 measures for four horns.

Source - unremembered, composer - unknown. Could it be by Tchaikowski or just a study in transposition?

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I. Three Times Around A Lied

II. "Atonal Littly" A very light hearted, fun piece.

Finally, an atonal piece that is easy on your ears

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