Guide to the Tuba Repertoire, Second Edition

R. Winston Morris is Professor of Music and Instructor of Tuba and Euphonium at Tennessee Technological University, in Cookeville, Tennessee, where he has been on the faculty since 1967.Daniel Perantoni is a legendary tuba artist, teacher, and pedagogue. He was given the Lifetime Achievement Award by the executive board of TUBA. He is Professor of Tuba at Indiana University.

• ContentsForeword (2005), R. Winston Morris and Daniel T. PerantoniForeword (1995), Harvey G. PhillipsPrefaceAcknowledgments (1995), R. Winston MorrisAcknowledgments (1995), Edward R. Goldstein1. Music for Tuba and Keyboard, Joseph Skillen/Edward R. GoldsteinWorks Listed by ComposerWorks Listed by TitleTuba and Keyboard CollectionsTuba and Keyboard Other than Piano2. Music for Tuba and Band, Timothy J. Northcut/Skip Gray3. Music for Tuba and Orchestra, Timothy J. Northcut/Skip Gray4. Music for Tuba in Mixed Ensemble, Timothy J. Northcut/Skip Gray5. Music for Unaccompanied Tuba, Philip Sinder/Jeffrey L. Funderburk6. Music for Tuba and Electronic Media, Philip Sinder/Jeffrey L. Funderburk7. Music for Multiple Tubas, Kenyon Wilson/Charles A. McAdamsTwo PartsThree PartsFour PartsFive PartsSix PartsSeven or More PartsEnsemble Master List by Title8. Methods and Studies, David D. Graves/Jerry A. Young9. Orchestral Excerpts, David D. Graves/Jerry A. Young10. Discography, Ronald Davis/Ronald DavisTuba Recordings by ArtistTuba Recordings by TitleTuba Recordings by ComposerAddresses of Recording Companies/DistributorsAppendix: Addresses of Publishers and Composers, Compiled by Joseph SkillenEditors: Biographical SketchesIndex, Kelly Thomas

". . . outstanding documentation of the low brass repertoire . . . indispensable acquisitions for any library supporting tuba/euphonium studies. . . . Essential. Lower-level undergraduates through professionals/practitioners."—Choice". . . this is the most definitive book on the tuba found anywhere on planet Earth . . . There is simply no excuse for every serious tubist in the world to not have a copy of this text. It is amazing, it will wow you, and it also contains the most definitive, most comprehensive, most complete listings of all tuba music and recordings ever assembled . . ."—ITEA Journal