| Title | Composer | Arranger | Publisher | Comments |
| Alexander's Ragtime Band | Irving Berlin | Arthur Frackenpohl | PP Music | Swings |
| All Aboard for Dixie | Red McLeod | Almitra Music Co. | Well thought-out | |
| Bill Bailey | Hughie Cannon | Luther Henderson | Brassworks Music | Optional vocal parts! Tuba Melody! |
| Canadian Brass Rag | Eldon Rathbone | Canadian Brass Publications | A definite challenge | |
| Duke Ellington Suite, Vol. 1 | Jack Gale | Edition Jupiter Ralph Siegel, KG | Includes "In a Sentimental Mood", "A Train" and "Satin Doll" Very Nice! | |
| Glory, Look Away | Brassworks Music | Combines "Battle Hymn" and "Dixie" | ||
| Indiana | Paul Nagle | Musicians Publications | Swings ~trombone lead | |
| Jazz Etude | Don Haddad | Southern Music Company | One of the first pieces in our book. | |
| Just for Show | Lennie Neihaus | Kendor Music, Inc. | Just what it says! | |
| Just a Closer Walk with Thee | Don Gillis | Dr. Brass | Canadian Brass classic, but don't expect on paper what you hear on stage! | |
| Our Love is Here to Stay | George Gershwin | Bill Holcombe | Studio Music Company | Real nice, FHorn leads... try some flugelhorn |
| Maple Leaf Rag | Scott Joplin | Jack Gale | Music Express | Sounds harder than it is! |
| A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square | Maschwintz/Sherwin | Jack Gale | The Peter Maurice Music Co. Ltd. | Close harmonies.. One of my absolute favorites. |
| Pineapple Rag | Scott Joplin | Red McLeod | Almitra Music Co. | Joplin inserted some tango rhythms into this rag. |
| Pink Panther | Henry Mancini | Arthur Frackenpohl | Northridge Music, Inc. | Swings! Trumpet solo and tuba fills. A real crowd pleaser. |
| Royal Garden Blues | Jack Gale | Music Express | Another ace by Jack Gale. | |
| St. Louis Blues | Arthur Frackenpohl | PP Music | Trombone feature. One of our standards. | |
| St. Louis Blues | Bill Holcombe | Musicians Publications | Another arrangement. | |
| That's A Plenty | Jack Gale | Musicians Publications | Solos section can be expanded. This is the signature song of the Roscoe Brass. | |
| Three Joplin Rags | Scott Joplin | Arthur Frackenpohl | "The Entertainer", "Cascades", and "Easy Winner" | |
| Tuba Tiger Rag | Harry De Costa | Luther Henderson | Leo Feist, Inc. | a la the Canadian Brass. |
| 16 Tons | Merle Travis | Luis Ingo | American Music, Inc. | I found this in a 50% bargain bin. It really swings! |
| Stardust | Hoagie Carmichael | Lennie Niehaus | Mills Music, Inc. | Trumpet feature. Just what you'd expect from Lennie Niehaus. |
| Bugle Call Rag | Pettis, Meyers & Schoebel | Jack Gale | Music Express | Cool! Just about everyone gets a solo. |
| Amazing Grace | Trad. | Steve Hildreth | Manuscript | I get to toot my own horn (a tuba solo at the beginning!) |
| Sensation Rag | Scott Joplin | Birkedahl | Tromba Publications | A nice arrangement of a lesser known rag. |
| Cupfull of Jazz | David Uber | Latham Music Enterprises | A-B-A form with the B section being blues. |