The Eagle Buzzard Suite trio for Tuba, Piano, and Drums is an exciting and jazzy suite combining classical, jazz, and gospel styles. Great for recitals or tuba conferences. Mr. Limp MooLimp is depicted in this bluesy third piece of the suite. The Eagle Buzzard is a regal fellow with a stately determined stride. His usual attire includes top hat (which helps to hide his sole strand of hair), speckled bow tie, large banana-like nose, black plumage, and Mondego cane to help with his long stately stride, bare ankles, and large tongue gaped boots which give a distinct rhythmic clumping to his gait. He is a very kind fellow and is a stranger to no one. His curiosity is astounding, which explains his various and sometimes unconventional adventures. III. (The Eagle Buzzard extends a hearty welcome to) Mr. Limp-MooLimp No one could ever miss the presence of Mr. Limp-MooLimp. He can always be seen and heard even from a distance. He is a short corpulent fellow, often draped in a bright red cardigan with neon green trousers pulled up high over his large protruding belly. With one leg two inches shorter than the other, his distinctive limp can be seen from a distance. With each step, he lets out an incessant grunt that resembles the mooing of a cow (thus the name Limp-MooLimp). Mr. Limp-MooLimp loves to drink wine and tell tall “tales,” and if you offer him a quarter, he will gladly accept.
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Robert L. Jefferson
Dr. Jefferson is the author of four best-selling books on the study of Gospel Music: Gospel Music Performance Practice and Technique, Volume 1&2 and How to Play Gospel Music for Beginners, Book 1&2. It is Dr. Jefferson's desire that his books will aid in elevating the spread of Gospel Music education throughout the world.
