Posted by Mark McMahon on July 08, 2001 at 15:00:26:
In Reply to: Piece selection posted by Jason June on July 08, 2001 at 13:52:30:
Try "Three Furies" by James Grant or "In the 90%(Sturgeon's Law)" by Jay Rozen. Both pieces are unaccompanied, very exciting, and playable. And unlike most other unaccompanied pieces written for tuba, you won't need to call the composer to comprehend all of the contemporary notations being used.
-Mark McMahon
ps- I always recommend an unaccompanied piece for an ambiguous number of auditions or competitions. If they are played correctly they are just as musically presentable as accompanied pieces, and you are saving the headache of accompanist fees and travel arrangements.