Frith - My Bonny Lad, Theme and Variations for Tuba and Piano there goes the neighbourhood ranging from serious and dark

ranging from serious and dark to exuberant and carry the genius of the great composer in each work

7  is one of several works for Horn that Franz Strauss wrote for himself to perform as soloist with various orchestras during his long and illustrious career

a verse featuring the Tuba and the third

Rolling Thunder is a popular "screamer" march composed in 1916 to show off the technical wizardry of the Trombone section

Frith - My Bonny Lad, Theme and Variations for Tuba and Piano there goes the neighbourhood ranging from serious and darkMy Bonny Lad is an old Northumbrian folk song first seen in a publication in 1922. The first verse of the lyrics are: Have you seen ought of my bonny lad? Are you sure he's well o? He's gone o'er lang wi' a stick in his hand, He's gone to row the keel o. Composer, John Frith has taken this beautiful folk melody and expertly crafted a "Theme and 8 Variations" of it for Tuba and Piano about 5 1 2 minutes in length and appropriate for advanced