Is there any possible way to transpose from trumpet to tuba?

I found a song for trumpet that I like, but I want to know if I can change it to tuba.

C Instruments: C Eb G Bb A G F D Db Gb B E Ab
Bb Instruments:D F A C B A G E Eb Ab C# F# Bb
Eb Instruments:A C E G F# E D B Bb Eb Ab C# F

just follow the transposition chart above when you want to transpose Bb trumpet to an Eb Tuba or C Tuba. If you have a Bb Tuba, you don't need to transpose.

the trumpet and the tuba are for the most part the same. So I wouldnt worry about it. I play the trumpet, and the trumpet mostly has the melody, so if you like the melody, just play it on the tuba

Tubas are found in various pitches, most commonly in F, E鈾? CC, or BB鈾?in "brass band" pitching. The main tube of a B鈾?tuba is approximately 18 feet long, while that of a CC tuba is 16 feet, of an E鈾?tuba 13 feet, and of an F tuba 12 feet (not including any valve branches). Tubas are considered to be conical in shape as the bore of their tubing steadily increases in diameter along its length, from the mouthpiece to the bell.

A Bflat tuba will play in the same key as trumpet so nothing to transpose. The Eflat tuba is transposed the same way you would for an alto sax.

SO . . . you're into tuba solos? That's OK - I used to play trumpet and then switched to tuba to sit buy the cute girl - ended up marrying her 9 years later!

Back to your question - it depends on if both instruments are Bb. 99.9% of trumpets are in Bb, but tubas can be in C or Bb (I did see one that was in F also, but it was custom made) If they are the same, then you can just take the position of the notes on the trumpet music (treble clef) and copy them to the bass clef moving them down 2 full steps.

Hope that helps!

Jim V, that's the most romantic damn thing I've heard.

Anyway, they are right - if you have a Bb tuba - no sweat. If you have a C tuba, you will have to transpose the trumpet parts.