Tuba Trio written in three movements
Composer: Bill Averbach

hmmmmm okay I listened....
... sometimes :-)

I like this piece but realize that this music is not something that most would like on the first listening or the third even. It is an unusual orchestration (three tubas).

I like the second movement the best,  and the  first bars of the third movement....cool use of contrapuntal  and  I really liked the call and response part.  I'm usually up for something thats a little bit different that's original and this was well written but got a little tiresome............  maybe I've been doing to much pop/rock music lately lol...
well.......... no cause I love  J.S.Bach music...     I think it was because it had lots of note movement but at times was hard to discern  the melody ...oh well what do I know.

Anyway  you have musical knowledge.

Welcome to the amp

I think this is superb. It's totally unique, well I've never heard three tubas being played at the same time. It's sort of has a Jazz feel to it.[first movement], would be int to add drums and a double bass to it?
The second movement has a bluesy feel to it. Well the third is classical.

This music could be used in film, no problem.

Denis

The piece was written for a friend who has a tuba trio.
However, he is playing with Anthony Braxton now and always on the road.
So if anyone knows a tuba-ist who is interested in perfoming this piece please tell them to contact me.

If you like Bach you may like my Three Pieces for Piano