TTEE arrangement of Elgars Nimrod

[Tubadewey]

I am looking for an arrangement of Edward Elgar's Nimrod for tuba euphonium quartet. Do you know where I can find one?
David, Thank you for this Forum. I have learned quite a lot by my visits.
Thanks, Tubadewey

[davewerden]

I'm glad you find the forum useful!

I've heard e/t quartets play the piece, but I can't find the arrangement. However, here is one for trombone quartet:

https://brassmusiconline.com/product...ombone-quartet

It would probably work, but the euph would be reading tenor clef for at least some of it. That is just like treble clef, but with concert-pitch accidentals and key. So if you see a key signature of 1 flat, you would play as though it were in 1 sharp in transposed treble clef.

[daruby]

The Tuba Quartet I belonged to performed an arrangement for TTEE that was done by one of our performers, Kevin T. Carubia. I do not have Kevin's email but he can be found on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/KCarubia

[Tubadewey]

Thank you David

[Tubadewey]

thank you , I listened to your quartet on Youtube play this piece and it is very well played and moving.

[ClaribelAske]

It may apparently work, anyway the euph would examine tenor clef for its most part some. That is a ton the equivalent as treble clef, anyway with show pitch accidentals and key. So on the off peril that you see a key sign of 1 level, you may play essentially on the grounds that it have been in 1 sharp in transposed treble clef.
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[John Morgan]

It may apparently work, anyway the euph would examine tenor clef for its most part some. That is a ton the equivalent as treble clef, anyway with show pitch accidentals and key. So on the off peril that you see a key sign of 1 level, you may play essentially on the grounds that it have been in 1 sharp in transposed treble clef.

That was just what I was thinking.