LAWRANCE P.-Easy Winners para Tuba (BC)

A versatile and very popular collection of well known pieces from a wide variety of styles for players to dip into and enjoy.
Easy Winners for Tuba has something for everyone. From Christmas tunes to classics, from television themes to folk tunes, the seventy five unaccompanied tunes have been carefully selected and arranged. The choice of range, technique and style of music have been carefully geared to the instrument and ability range.
The titles to Easy Winners for Tuba have been arranged as unaccompanied solos, but combined with optional CD or easy piano accompaniments, a whole new world of playing opportunity opens up. Teachers talk of pupils finding the book addictive, unable to leave it alone after playing along with the CD which cleverly incorporates just enough of the solo line to support the player without providing simply a play along.
Easy Winners for Tuba is an essential companion to a tutor book and an ideal partner to Winners Galore for Tuba.

... A Musical Joke ? All Night, All Day ? Annie's Song ? Anvil Chorus ? As Long As He Needs Me ? Auld Lang Syne ? Aura Lee ? Blankety Blank ? Botany Bay ? Brahms ? First Symphony ? Branle des Sabots ? Bright Eyes ? Cabaret ? Cagney & Lacey ? California, Here I Come ? Congratulations ? Consider Yourself ? Coventry Carol ? Dad's Army ? Danse Macabre ? Don't Sit under the Apple Tree ? Down in the Valley ? Downtown ? Early One Morning ? Eastenders ? Easy Winners ? Frosty the Snowman ? Give My Regards to Broadway ? Go West ? Grease ? Hello Dolly ? He's Got the Whole World ? Hopak ? I Feel Pretty ? It's Me, O Lord ? It's Not Unusual ? James Bond ? Jerusalem ? Jingle Bell Rock ? Jupiter ? Planets ? Light Up the Fire ? MacNamara's Band ? Match of the Day ? Mother Teresa's Prayer ? Mull of Kintyre ? Neighbours ? New World Symphony ? One Hand, One Heart ? Only Fools and Horses ? Pavane ? Faure ? Popeye ? Red Dwarf ? Rock Around the Clock ? Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer ? Rule Britannia ? Schubert ? Unfinished Symphony ? Sheherazade ? Shepherd's Hey ? Singing in the Rain ? Smile ? Spring ? Four Seasons ? Super Trouper ? Tallis ? Canon ? Thank You For The Music ? Thank You Very Much ? The A team. ? The Cuckoo ? The Lass of Richmond Hill ? The Miller of Dee ? Tijuana Taxi ? Titanic Theme ? We Are The Champions ? We're Off to See the Wizard ? Where Is Love? ? Words

?... This is the sequel to 'Winners Galore', Peter Lawrance's compendium of well-known tunes that has proved a hit with students bored by the staid folk and hymn tunes that populate the average tutor book. 'Easy Winners' repeats Lawrance's successful formula. The selection, which ranges from grades 1 - 4 in difficulty, is both large and versatile - the 75 tunes are ideal for sight-reading tests or for dipping into at the end of a practice session. It can be purchased with or without a backing CD, and there is also a piano accompaniment available separately for concert use.?
Reviewed ?Music Teacher?

"... One of the hardest things to come by is a set of short melodies for young players...to perform at home that will keep their interest."