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A Lute Lullaby – by John Dowland, English lutist |
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254 kb | Download | |
A Sacred Evening Song – by Englebert Humperdink |
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232 kb | Download | |
A Wish – melody by Frederick Chopin |
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244 kb | Download | |
Abide With Me – by W. H. Monk |
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271 kb | Download | |
Adios Muchachos – by Julio Sanders |
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469 kb | Download | |
Allelujah, J. S. Bach, from Motet VI, “Praise the Lord All Ye Nations” |
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129 kb | Download | |
Allemande – by Johann Herman Scheid |
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246 kb | Download | |
Amen – by Johann Sebastian Bach, from his “Magnificat” |
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1,057 kb | Download | |
Andante Con Moto – by Milton Dietrich |
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337 kb | Download | |
Andante Sostenute – by David Uber |
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269 kb | Download | |
Asleep in the Deep — by H. W. Petrie, arr. George Trinkaus |
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248 kb | Download | |
At the Feast — a rollicking march that will challenge any good tuba quartet |
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460 kb | Download | |
Aura Lee – traditional American |
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254 kb | Download | |
Austrian Oktoberfest – traditional Austrian tunes, arranged by Rudolf Bodingbauer |
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128 kb | Download | |
Ave Maria – the famous choral work for seven male voices, by Franz Bieble, arranged here for tuba quartet |
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360 kb | Download | |
Barbara Allen – traditional Irish |
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275 kb | Download | |
Barley Break – by William Boyd |
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384 kb | Download | |
Behold, the Bridegroom Comes, anonymous composer, a Kievian chant from the Russian Orthodox tradition |
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400 kb | Download | |
Beneath Your Compassion – by Dmitro Bortnianski, from the Russian Orthodox liturgy |
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298 kb | Download | |
Bier Her! Bier Her! – rousing German drinking song |
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198 kb | Download | |
Bouncy – a fun piece by Daniel Miller |
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118 kb | Download | |
Brightly Dawns Our Wedding Day — by Arthur Sullivan |
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444 kb | Download | |
By the Old Wishing Well – an old barbershop favorite set for T4 |
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371 kb | Download | |
Cantique de Jean Racine – great Renaissance music by Gabriel Faure |
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452 kb | Download | |
Canzon 13 – by Giovanni Paolo Cima |
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355 kb | Download | |
Canzon 7 – by Rognodi Taieggio |
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381 kb | Download | |
Canzon 9 – by Costazo Antegniatti |
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495 kb | Download | |
Canzon from the Pelplin Tablature – a rare find by Jay Litchmann |
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133 kb | Download | |
Canzon La Gentile – by Andrea Cesta |
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124 kb | Download | |
Canzon per Sonare No. 2 — the old classic – play it if you can — Score and Parts |
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561 kb | Download | |
Canzon per sonare No. 3 – by Giovanni Gabrielli |
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398 kb | Download | |
Canzon Sesta, by Francesco Rovigo |
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338 kb | Download | |
Carillon, from George Bizet’s “L’Arlesienne” suite |
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520 kb | Download | |
Celtic Lament, by contemporary Australian composer Kate Agioritis — Score and Parts |
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463 kb | Download | |
Cherubic Hymn No. 1 – by Dmytro Bortnianski, in the Russian Orthodox tradition |
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444 kb | Download | |
Cherubic Hymn No. 2 — by Dmytro Bortniansky |
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392 kb | Download | |
Cherubic Hymn No. 7 – by Ukranian composer Dmytro Bornianski |
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346 kb | Download | |
Children’s Prayer – by Englebert Humperdink, from his opera “Hansel and Gretel” |
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349 kb | Download | |
Choral – originally composed for organ by Joseph Jongen |
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422 kb | Download | |
Chorale – by Robert Schumann |
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252 kb | Download | |
Clorinda False Adieu – a heartbreaker by Thomas Morley |
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224 kb | Download | |
Come Again Sweet Love – by John Dowland |
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207 kb | Download | |
Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming – a Stephen Foster favorite |
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613 kb | Download | |
Come, Let Us Drink – by Arthur Sullivan |
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359 kb | Download | |
Comes the Morning – by Thomas Campion, arranged by Robert Eliason |
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236 kb | Download | |
Coney Island Washboard — great barbershop piece arranged for tuba quartet |
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628 kb | Download | |
Courtin’ Song – originally for male chorus by Estonian composer Veljo Tormis |
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592 kb | Download | |
Creepy, Crawley Things and Midnight – by Stevan Massey |
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403 kb | Download | |
Deep River – traditional American |
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257 kb | Download | |
Drinking Songs — some old favorites to imbibe by |
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355 kb | Download | |
Easter Hallelujah – by contemporary Estonian composer Maimu Miido |
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323 kb | Download | |
Edelweiss – tempo de Julie Andrews |
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73 kb | Download | |
Fair Phyllis I Saw Sitting All Alone – by John Farmer |
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354 kb | Download | |
Fantasia for the Spanish Guitar – adapted from I. A. Nuske’s fantasia |
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408 kb | Download | |
Farewell (Abscheid) – by Franz Lizst |
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357 kb | Download | |
Flatfooted Waltz — an Estonian folk dance |
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373 kb | Download | |
Flower Duet – by Leo Delibres from his opera “Lakme” |
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368 kb | Download | |
For Aniila – a gem by contemporary Estonian composer Arvo Pärt |
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251 kb | Download | |
For Elizabeth (Für Liesabeth) – by contemporary Austrian composer Rudolf Bodingbauer |
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311 kb | Download | |
For Four in Five Four — nifty little piece by Martin Staub |
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507 kb | Download | |
Forest Flowers — traditional Finnish folk song |
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360 kb | Download | |
Fugue in D minor – organ piece by Johann Sebastian Bach |
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391 kb | Download | |
Fugue in G minor — the famous Bach organ fugue, set for tuba quartet |
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314 kb | Download | |
Gagliarda No. 7 – by Giovanni Francesco Aneiro |
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425 kb | Download | |
Galway Bay – by Arthur Colahan | 69 kb | Download | ||
Gaudeamus Igitur – and old German student song |
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225 kb | Download | |
Gift of Peace – by Cynthia Dobrinski |
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578 kb | Download | |
Gladsome Light – powerful Russian church music by Alexander Kopylov |
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333 kb | Download | |
Glory to God in the Highest — a Russian orthodox chant by the Ukrainian composer Dmitri Bortniansky |
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602 kb | Download | |
Grandmother’s Spinning Song — Traditional Estonian |
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566 kb | Download | |
Hail, Smiling Morn – a Resaissance happy song by Reginald Spofforth |
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117 kb | Download | |
Here I Am, Lord – a beautiful hymn by contemporary American composer Daniel Shutte |
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295 kb | Download | |
How Dry I Am — traditional American barbershop lament | 217 kb | Download | ||
I Come to the Garden Alone – a most popular hymn by C. Austen Miles |
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256 kb | Download | |
I Give You a New Commandment – a hymn by contemporary Swedish tenor and composer Peter Nardone |
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295 kb | Download | |
I Know a Young Maiden — Italian madrigal |
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348 kb | Download | |
I’m Always Chasing Rainbows — the song Judy Garland made famous |
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319 kb | Download | |
I’m Getting Sentimental Over You — the famous Tommy Dorsey hit |
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326 kb | Download | |
If Ye Love Me – love song by Thomas Tallis |
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80 kb | Download | |
In a Minor Mood — a terrific ragtime piano song, made for a tuba quartet |
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546 kb | Download | |
Irish Lullaby – traditional Irish |
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375 kb | Download | |
Jeannie With the Light Brown Hair — by Stephen Foster |
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280 kb | Download | |
Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog – (He Was a Good Friend of Mine) – by Hoyt Axton |
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614 kb | Download | |
Kalinka — a rousing Russian melody |
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599 kb | Download | |
Krakowiak — traditional Polish dance from the Kracow region |
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1,370 kb | Download | |
Largo – from the “The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace” by contemporary Welsh composer Karl Jenkins |
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307 kb | Download | |
Leaving Is Such Sweet Sorrow — by Stevan Massey |
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321 kb | Download | |
Litany of Supplication — from the Russian Orthodox liturgy |
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374 kb | Download | |
Little Blue Bird (Sinikirja Linnukene) – Traditional Estonian, arranged by contemporary composer Erki Meister |
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312 kb | Download | |
Lullaby — by George Gershwin |
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728 kb | Download | |
Lydia – from Gabriel Faure’s “Deux Chansons” |
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396 kb | Download | |
Madrigal for Brass — by New Hampshire composer Chester Minkler |
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601 kb | Download | |
Maori Lullaby – Traditional tune from New Zealand |
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352 kb | Download | |
Margie — how I love ya, how I love ya.. |
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299 kb | Download | |
Meadows and Woods — a pastoral stroll in Austria |
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246 kb | Download | |
Melody from the Kiev Caves Monastery — in the Russian Orthodox tradition |
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341 kb | Download | |
Men of Harlech — traditional Welsh march |
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402 kb | Download | |
Morning Prayer – traditional Estonian folk tune, arr. Paul Eduard Vesilind |
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333 kb | Download | |
Musica Scara — contemporary sacred music |
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239 kb | Download | |
My Heart It Cannot Die – by Madelena Casulane, Italian madrigal |
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348 kb | Download | |
My Lord What a Mornin’ – traditional American spiritual |
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331 kb | Download | |
Myfanwy — traditional Welsh male choir favorite |
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360 kb | Download | |
Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen – Traditional American |
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264 kb | Download | |
O Happy Day – great uplifting spiritual |
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151 kb | Download | |
O Power of Love – by Dmytro Bortnianski, Ukrainian church music |
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278 kb | Download | |
O Taste and See – by Ralph Vaughan Williams |
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280 kb | Download | |
Ode to Joy |
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386 kb | Download | |
Ol’ Man River |
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460 kb | Download | |
Old Drinking Songs |
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423 kb | Download | |
Old Susanna at Home (with apologies to Stephen Foster) |
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366 kb | Download | |
On Wings of Song – by Felix Mendelssohn |
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333 kb | Download | |
Once In Love With Amy — a Ray Bolger hit |
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107 kb | Download | |
Over the Hills and Far Away – traditional American |
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270 kb | Download | |
Pastime with Good Company – attributed to Henry VIII, a wonderfully happy melody |
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425 kb | Download | |
Pavan – by Gaspar Sanz |
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429 kb | Download | |
Peasants’ Pageant — folk dancing | 486 kb | Download | ||
Pilgrims’ Chorus from Tannhauser |
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501 kb | Download | |
Planxty Irwin — by Turlough O’Carolan, famous Irish harpist |
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265 kb | Download | |
Polka Dots and Moonbeams – by Jimmy van Heusen |
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78 kb | Download | |
Resignation March – anonymous, French origin |
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372 kb | Download | |
Rule Brittania – credited to Thomas Arne |
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284 kb | Download | |
Sacred Texts – adapted from the music of Hildegard von Binghen |
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122 kb | Download | |
Sanctus – from contemporary Estonian composer Urmas Sisask’s “Gloria Patri” |
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149 kb | Download | |
Sarabande and Carillon – by Louis Couperin |
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450 kb | Download | |
Scarborough Fair – traditional English |
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88 kb | Download | |
Scottish Airs |
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408 kb | Download | |
See, the Conquering Hero Comes — by Georg Frederich Handel |
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253 kb | Download | |
Seeking the Twelfth Tone – by Andrea Gabrieli |
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644 kb | Download | |
Seven Melancholy Madrigals – by Irish lutist John Dowland |
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833 kb | Download | |
Seven Old Ladies Locked in a Lav’otry |
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366 kb | Download | |
Shall I Wasting in Despair – old English, origin unknown |
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63 kb | Download | |
Sheep May Safely Graze – by Johann Sebastian Bach |
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350 kb | Download | |
Shout and Whoop It Up! — a rousing Estonian happy song by Ester Mägi |
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394 kb | Download | |
Simple Gifts |
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367 kb | Download | |
Sleepers Awake – by Johann Sebastian Bach |
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305 kb | Download | |
Somos El Barco – great Spanish-American piece |
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372 kb | Download | |
Sonata from Die Bankersangerlieder – a popular brass quintet piece arranged for tuba quartet |
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139 kb | Download | |
Sonatina No. 1 – by Joseph Forestier |
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217 kb | Download | |
Song of the Grave — a Finnish epitath |
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309 kb | Download | |
Song of the Volga Boatmen – traditional Russian |
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412 kb | Download | |
Songs of the Ancient Sea — originally for male chorus by contemporary Estonian composer Vello Tormis |
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148 kb | Download | |
South African Lullaby |
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244 kb | Download | |
Spinning Song — from the German folk tradition |
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589 kb | Download | |
Spirit of Life — beautiful hymn by contemporary composer Carolyn McDade |
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202 kb | Download | |
St.Anthony’s Chorale — beautiful choral work for T4 |
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301 kb | Download | |
Starfish, I Greet You (Meerstern ich dich Grüsse) – traditional German |
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80 kb | Download | |
Strawberry Fair – traditional English, originally arranged by Nic Smith |
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394 kb | Download | |
Sweet is the Budding Spring of Love – ahhhhh! |
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76 kb | Download | |
The Battle of Prague – by Frantisek Kotswara |
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367 kb | Download | |
The Celebration — Georg Philipp Telemann |
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361 kb | Download | |
The Cricket (El Grillo) – great Spanish favorite |
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83 kb | Download | |
The Elephant – from Camille Saint-Saens “Carnival of the Animals” |
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402 kb | Download | |
The Evening Star (Der Abenstern) – by Robert Schumann |
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225 kb | Download | |
The Harp That Once Thro’ Tara’s Halls – traditional Irish |
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250 kb | Download | |
The King Shall Rejoice – from the Russian Orthodox liturgy, by Dmytro Bortnianski |
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284 kb | Download | |
The Livery Stable Blues – early jazz hit |
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686 kb | Download | |
The Lord Is My Shepherd — from the BBS production “The Vicar of Dibley” |
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425 kb | Download | |
The Minstrel Boy — Traditional Irish |
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305 kb | Download | |
The Northern Spirit – by Estonian composer Mart Saar |
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137 kb | Download | |
The Pope — from the Yale song book |
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257 kb | Download | |
The Silence – by contemporary Italian composer Ilio Volante |
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696 kb | Download | |
The Song of Life – a statement of life by contemporary English composer Michael Sandelson |
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353 kb | Download | |
The Swan — by Camille Saint-Saens, from the “Carnival of the Animals”, second tuba solo |
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371 kb | Download | |
The Troparion – anonymous composer, from the Russian Orthodox liturgy |
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341 kb | Download | |
Three Baroque Miniatures – by Benedetto Marcello |
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810 kb | Download | |
Three Blind Mice – traditional American |
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354 kb | Download | |
Time of Awakening (Ärkamise Aeg) – by contemporary Estonian composer Rene Eespere |
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97 kb | Download | |
Tit Willow — by Arthur Sullivan |
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269 kb | Download | |
To Hope – by contemporary Swiss engineer, scientist, and composer Stephane Magnenat |
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264 kb | Download | |
Trisch Trasch and Other Trash – with apologies to Johann Strauss and others |
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1,359 kb | Download | |
Tuba Euphorium – based on a whimsical composition by Martin Staub |
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188 kb | Download | |
Tuljak – a fun romp of Estonian folk tunes by Miina Härma |
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544 kb | Download | |
Two German Dances – arranged by Valentin Haussman, assisted by Ludwig von Beethhoven and Rudolph Bodingbauer | 349 kb | Download | ||
Two Old Swedish Tunes – Traditional folk melodies |
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109 kb | Download | |
Two Welsh Hymns – traditional Welsh | 349 kb | Download | ||
Vesper Hymn — sometimes attributed to Ukrainian composer Dmytro Bortnianski |
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237 kb | Download | |
Vilia — by Franz Lehar from his operetta “The Merry Widow” | 177 kb | Download | ||
We Hasten With Feeling — from a cantata by J. S. Bach |
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384 kb | Download | |
We’ll Meet Again — WWII favorite |
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416 kb | Download | |
Wedding Day at Troldhaugen — Edward Grieg, Norgwegian folk music | 466 kb | Download | ||
Wee Cooper of Fife – traditional Scottish, arranged by Nic Smith | 295 kb | Download | ||
Who Would Like to Know – by Pierre Sandrin | 407 kb | Download | ||
Why Are You So Anxious — a contemporary Finnish piece | 284 kb | Download |