PARTITIONS GRATUITES :
- Atlas: Tuba

Tuba solo

SKU: P2.90114

Composed by Charles Booker. Tuba Concerto. Published by Potenza Music (P2.90114).

The inspiration for the concerto comes from Greek mythology and in particular Atlas, who after being defeated by the Olympians, was forced by Zeus to hold up the celestial spheres for eternity. The first movement, titled The Immortal, is a description of Atlas, stout hearted, primordial, large, un-fearing, and of course, immortal. The second movement is about his daughter, Aegle and her mourning for the murder of her pet three-headed dragon by Hercules in the Garden of Stone. The final movement, The War, is the battle of the gods between the Titans and the Olympians.

Tuba and wind ensemble

SKU: P2.W0019

Composed by Charles Booker. Published by Potenza Music (P2.W0019).

The inspiration for the concerto comes from Greek mythology and in particular Atlas, who after being defeated by the Olympians, was forced by Zeus to hold up the celestial spheres for eternity. The first movement, titled The Immortal, is a description of Atlas, stout hearted, primordial, large, un-fearing, and of course, immortal. The second movement is about his daughter, Aegle and her mourning for the murder of her pet three-headed dragon by Hercules in the Garden of Stone. The final movement, The War, is the battle of the gods between the Titans and the Olympians.

Tuba and orchestra

SKU: P2.W0018

Composed by Charles Booker. Published by Potenza Music (P2.W0018).

The inspiration for the concerto comes from Greek mythology and in particular Atlas, who after being defeated by the Olympians, was forced by Zeus to hold up the celestial spheres for eternity. The first movement, titled The Immortal, is a description of Atlas, stout hearted, primordial, large, un-fearing, and of course, immortal. The second movement is about his daughter, Aegle and her mourning for the murder of her pet three-headed dragon by Hercules in the Garden of Stone. The final movement, The War, is the battle of the gods between the Titans and the Olympians.