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Set of available musical works for tuba
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Georges Aperghis , Ruinen (1994)
Malcolm Arnold , Fantasy , Op. 102 (1969)
Gerald Barry , Foghorn (2020)
John Cage , Solo for Tuba (1957-1958)
Elliott Carter , Retracing IV (2011)
Henning Christiansen , Kirkeby og Edvard Munch , Op. 136 (1981)
Henning Christiansen, Lettres de Tuba , Op. 164 (1984)
Henning Christiansen, sTilsTand , Op. 167, 168a (1985)
Franco Donatoni , Che (1997)
Vinko Globokar , Échanges (1973)
Tom Johnson , Monologue For Tuba for Narrating Tubist (1978)
Tom Johnson, Tilework (2003)
Mauricio Kagel , Mirum (1965)
Alvin Lucier , Sestina for 6-valve Tuba (2011)
Krzysztof Penderecki , Capriccio (1980)
Vincent Persichetti , Serenade No. 12 , Op. 88 (1961)
Vincent Persichetti, Parable XXII , Op. 147 (1981)
Frederic Rzewski , Honk (2004)
Boris Tishchenko , Four Pieces , Op. 94 (1985)
Christian Wolff , Tuba Song (1992)

Leslie Bassett , Song and Dance (1993)
Leonard Bernstein , Waltz for Mippy III (1948)
Bruce Broughton , Sonata (Concerto)
Bruce Broughton, Turbulence (2011)
Pierre Max Dubois , Histoires de tuba (1988)
Vinko Globokar , Juriritubaïoka (1996)
Sofia Gubaidulina , Lamento (1977)
Jennifer Higdon , Tuba Songs (2016)
Paul Hindemith , Tuba Sonata (1955)
Vagn Holmboe , Tuba Sonata , Op. 162 (1985)
Bertold Hummel , Sonatina op. 81a (1983)
Bertold Hummel , 3 Bagatelles op. 95h (1993)
Rued Langgaard , Dies irae (1948)
Karlheinz Stockhausen , In Freundschaft , Nr. 46 13 / 14 (1977)
Josef Tal , Movement (1980)
Alexander Tcherepnin , Andante , Op. 64 (1939)

Bruce Broughton , Jackhammer for 4 Tubas
Johannes Fritsch , Tubæ for 2 Tubas (2000)
Per Nørgård , Nu dækker sne den hele jord - Vintersalmer for 8 Tubas (1976)
Wolfgang von Schweinitz , Horned Owl Sequence , Op. 53 for 2 Tubas (2010)
Gunther Schuller , Five Moods for 4 Tubas (1973) [1]
Christian Wolff , Out-take for 2 Tubas (2005)

Henning Christiansen , Kredsløbsforstyrrelse , Op. 131 for Recitation and Tuba (1980)
Pierre Max Dubois , Mini quatuor for 2 Piccolos and 2 Tubas (1977)
Christopher Fox , Hidden Consequences for Microtonal Horn, Trombone and Microtonal Tuba (2009-10)
Henryk Górecki , Aria , Op. 59 for Tuba, Piano, Tam-tam and Bass Drum (1987)
Morton Gould , Tuba Suite for Solo Tuba and 3 Horns (1971)
Alvin Lucier , Sestina for Contrabass Flute, Contrabass Saxophone and Contrabass Tuba (2000)
Larry Polansky , Two Children's Songs for Trombone and Tuba (1992)
Larry Polansky, Three Pieces for Trombone and Tuba (2011)
Gunther Schuller , Refrains for 12 Tubas, 10 Euphoniums and Percussion (2006)
Galina Ustvolskaya , Dona Nobis Pacem , Composition No. 1 for Piccolo, Tuba and Piano (1971)
Trevor Wishart , Pastorale / Walden 2 , Music Theatre for Tuba, Flute and Tape (1979)
Charles Wuorinen , Never Again the Same for Bass and Tuba (2006)
Christian Wolff, Out-take (2005)

Bruce Broughton , Concerto (Sonata) for Tuba and Winds (1987)
Bruce Broughton, Turbulence for Tuba and Winds
Michael Daugherty , Reflections on the Mississippi for Tuba and Symphonic Band (2015)
Morton Feldman , Chorus and Instruments II for Choir, Tuba and Chimes (1967)
Jean Françaix , Petite valse européenne for Tuba and Double Wind Quintet (1979)
Gordon Jacob , Suite for Tuba and Strings (1972)
Vagn Holmboe , Intermezzo concertante , Op. 171 for Tuba and String Orchestra (1976)
David Lang , are you experienced? for Tuba, Narrator and Ensemble (1987)
Corrado Maria Saglietti , Concertissimo for Tuba and Wind Band (1997)
Charles Wuorinen , Chamber Concerto for Tuba, Winds and Drums (1970)

Kalevi Aho , Tuba Concerto (2000–01)
Alexander Arutiunian , Concerto for Tuba (1992)
Harrison Birtwistle , The Cry of Anubis (1994)
Bruce Broughton , Concerto for Tuba (2003)
Michael Daugherty , Reflections on the Mississippi (2013)
Jonathan Harvey , Lightness and Weight (1987)
Jennifer Higdon , Tuba Concerto (2017)
Vagn Holmboe , Tuba Concerto , Op. 127 (1976)
Helmut Lachenmann , Harmonica (1981-83)
Jan Sandström , Lemon House , Tuba Concerto (2002)
Gunther Schuller , Capriccio (1960) [1]
Gunther Schuller, Tuba Concerto No. 2 (2008) [1]
Ralph Vaughan Williams , Concerto in F Minor for Bass Tuba (1954)
Charles Wuorinen , Prelude to Kullervo (1985)

Bruce Broughton , Oliver's Birthday for Tuba, Piano, Trumpet and Symphonic Band (1998)
Jennifer Higdon , Low Brass Concerto for 2 Tenor Trombones, Bass Trombone, Tuba and Orchestra (2017)
André Previn , Triple Concerto for Horn, Trumpet, Tuba and Orchestra (2011)

Henning Christiansen , Im Bauch des Wolfs , Op. 165 for 3 Tubas and Tape (1985)
David Cope , Spirals for Tuba and Tape (1972)
Karlheinz Essl , Si! for Tenor Tuba, Live Electronics and Surround Sound (2012)
Luca Francesconi , Animus III for Tuba and Live Electronics (2008)
Vinko Globokar , Introspection d'un tubiste for Tuba, Electronics and Multimedia (1983)
Jonathan Harvey , Still for Tuba and Electronics (1997)
Phill Niblock , B Poore for Taped Tuba (1981)
Luigi Nono , Post-prae-ludium n. 1 per Donau for Tuba and Live Electronics (1987)
Bernard Parmegiani , Tuba-ci, Tuba-là for Tuba and Tape (1982)
Bernard Parmegiani, Tuba-raga for Tuba and Tape (1983)
Trevor Wishart , Tuba Mirum , Music Theatre for Tuba and Tape (1978)

This page lists classical pieces in the tuba repertoire , including solo works, concertenti and chamber music of which tuba plays a significant part.

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