Stands tune for marching band

This is my first song ever!! This song is originally for a jazz band but I made it into a tuba duet. Hope you like it! If you do decide to copy it, please give me some credit so it'll be fair.

Here is the Tuba March. Enjoy!

Partitions pour flûte, trompettes, clarinette, sax alto, ténor, bar, trombone, tuba.

Just two songs i like by them and wanted to arrange. Tuba part at the end trips me up. Sorry

Three levels of piano, violin, cello, trumpet, clarinet and tuba.

Requested (a lot) by: joeyshade13 Have Fun! edit: changed the tuba part so that it is lower

Conducteur et parties pour flûte, clarinette, trompette, sax alto, sax ténor, trombone en Ut, trombone en Sib, sax bar, tuba sib clé de fa et tuba sib en clé de sol

Flute, Bb clarinet, Alto saxophone, Horn, Euphonium, Trumpet in Bb, Tuba in Bb, Drumset 1/2

Conductor's Score Tuba can be switched out with bass and guitar can play flute music 1 octave down

i have put this in brass band form including horn for DCI or Warm ups this is a wonderfull piece i added a little taste of the c concert tuba playing pedal notes if played right theyll sound like a pipe organ

original consept, only brass, 2 trumpet, 2 mello, bari, euph, and tuba

Transcription of Steve Reich's final movement from the work Electric Counterpoint for Tuba and Fixed Audio. Chords in the Lead tuba and the later parts should also be played Via Audio as well. Would be interesting to see a rendition with a loop pedal and to layer all parts live, at once.

Violin, Trombone, Tuba, Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Trumpet

For playing with strings, the violins play the flute part, cellos play the euphonium part and double bass plays the tuba part.

A tribute to Pender High School in Burgaw, NC. I hope to develop this further, removing the piano and adding more band instruments. Here I have added the tuba and tenor sax. Still work to be done. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I'm really proud of this piece! I think it sound really good with the instruments I chose. I wanted to do more, but I thought it would sound better with less, because it is a quieter, but intense song! I had flute as the main melody, then bass clarinet and tuba as the bass, french horn as the harmonies, and a few percussion instruments to add more flair! I think it came together really well and I hope you all enjoy it! I hope this song doesn't get flagged for copyright, so.. I do not claim any part this song, it is just an arrangement to pay tribute to the artist!

i just decided to try this on a friend's request when he gave me the audio..looked for the score on musescore and couldn't find it so i decided to do something and put it here..the score features, 2 i violins, 1 ii violin, 1 viola, 1 cello, 1 contrabass, 1 i flute, 1 ii flute, 1 bassoon and one tuba..hope you enjoy it..call me on +233243573411..am from Ghana

****Here's the Soundfont (better) version of the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2cxTvuVTs8 This is a brass ensemble arrangement of a concert band song that I played at this year's All-County festival. This requires 4 trumpets, 2 Horns in F, 3 Trombones, a Euphonium, a Tuba, and 2 Percussionists and is not at all better than the original arrangement by Philip Sparke. Each instrument plays the melody at some point (you're welcome, tuba), and although 170-ish measures sounds terrifying, just know that this song is only 2 and a half minutes compared to another song that's close to 4:20 which had less than 100 measures. Yes, I have a lot of free time.