Boismortier - Sonata No. 6 in C minor for Tuba and Piano

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Boismortier - Sonata No. 6 in C minor for Tuba and PianoBoismortier's Six Sonatas for Flute and Harpsichord Op. 91 were first published in Paris in 1742 as an homage to flutist Michel Blavet and are probably his finest and most popular pieces. Robert Coulter's lovely arrangement for Tuba and Piano of Sonata No. 6 in C minor shows off the technical and expressive skills of the performers. The Sonata (Fast Moderate Minuet I & II) is about 11 minutes in length with all repeats (optional) and is appropriate

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The bottom part features a great "Elephant style" solo

Manny composed this work in 2001 for Trombonist Jim Pugh and The American Saxophone Quartet

Brubeck’s music requires rhythmic accuracy and multiple tonal colors

This latest edition (11th printing) is printed and published with permission of the author

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but they are very useful to understand his works

Both flashy and fun

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