Tubalosity was selected to be premiered by Kenyon Wilson at Indiana University USA in 2014 as part of the Fifteen Minutes of Fame series. The piece is inspired by the versatility of the Tuba sound - that of the funky bass and the melodic voice. The player should imagine they are playing both parts simultaneously as though the bass line is there all the way through in the style of singer Bobby McFerrin.Performance Notes:Tubalosity has both a melody and a bass line - bring out the melody line in the upper notesfrom bar 5.Notes with a cross-hatch head should be a tongue-click into the mouthpiece.In bars8 12 14 15 and 20 the upper notes should be sung at the same time as playing the lower note. The sung notes should be in whichever octave is comfortable in the player's range.

A Collection of 32 Fun-to-Play Familiar Melodies for the beginning Instrumentalist-Tons Of Tunes From The Classics is an enjoyable collection of 32 fun-to-play and familiar melodies for the beginning instrumentalist. This version has been arranged by Amy Adam for Tuba. Includes Play along CD of backing and demonstration tracks.

Arranged for E flat and bass clef tuba with piano accompaniment. ABRSM grades 2 and 3.

'The award winning wind and brass tutor series. Learn As You Play provides everything you need from the first lesson up to grade three. A well structured course of exercises studies and pieces ensures a good grounding in technique and musicianship. Also available in Dutch French German and Spanish language editions.The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grade 1 2 3).