A Masterpiece for Brass Band

The Tuba Concerto Score is a stunning composition by Ralph Vaughan Williams, written in 1953 and 1954 for the golden jubilee of the London Symphony Orchestra. This beautiful piece is a testament to the composer's interest in unusual instrumental sonorities, and his ability to treat the tuba as a serious and poetic instrument.

A Collaborative Effort

Vaughan Williams worked closely with Philip Catelinet, the principal tuba player of the London Symphony Orchestra, to create a work that would showcase the instrument's capabilities. The result is a concerto that is both technically challenging and musically rewarding.

A Beautiful Addition to Faber's Repertoire

The brass band arrangement of the Tuba Concerto Score by Phillip Littlemore is a welcome addition to Faber's brass band repertoire. This score is perfect for musicians and music lovers alike, offering a unique and exciting opportunity to experience the beauty of Vaughan Williams' music.

Features Lively Outer Movements and a Lyrical Romanza

The Tuba Concerto Score features two lively outer movements, each concluding with extended cadenzas. The Romanza, a beautifully lyrical movement, showcases the tuba's ability to produce rich, expressive melodies. This score is a must-have for anyone who loves Vaughan Williams' music.

Ideal for Musicians and Music Lovers

Whether you're a musician looking to challenge yourself with a new piece, or a music lover wanting to explore the world of classical music, the Tuba Concerto Score is an excellent choice. Buy it online today and discover the beauty of Vaughan Williams' music!