Frackenpohl Concertino for Tuba and Piano Reduction

Name: Frackenpohl Concertino for Tuba and Piano Reduction
Brand: Alphonse Leduc
Price: 59.95 AUD
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SKU AL28577

American composer Arthur Frackenpohl (b. 1924) has written a significant amount of successful repertoire for the brass family. Concertino for Tuba and Piano reduction is no exception. Frackenpohl has won multiple awards for his compositions. Published in 1967, Concertino for Tuba added a significant work to the repertoire of an instrument which lacks in substantial solo compositions. Comprising three movements, the first movement of Concertino is marked moderato, followed by a lento second movement. The final movement is allegro. All three movements display fine aspects of the Tuba which are often ignored. Suitable for intermediate Tuba players, Frackenpohl 's Concertino for the instrument is an exciting addition to the instrument's repertoire. Concertino for Tuba Composer: Styne, Cahn / Arthur Frackenpohl Publisher: Alphonse Leduc Instrument: Tuba Series: Music for Brass (Robert King)