I have this great Adams 6/4 CC tuba, and I absolutely LOVE the sound of this instrument! I also have a Miraphone Bruckner. The Bruckner has a big, warm sound, but I'm just not in love with it the way I am with the Adams.

Here's the deal: The Miraphone has a MUCH better low register than the Adams ...

I have something you might be interested in. email me: ttuba@comcast.net

Thank you all. I got the part. If you don't know me, I am 100% against free music as long as it is still published. Just so you know, I have purchased the work, solo tuba part plus piano part from southern music. Once that arrives, I will destroy all of the copies that I have been sent. I think we ...

I just found out I have to perform this in a week. Does any have: Sonata I in F, Benedetto Marcello, arr. Little and Nelson (Southern Music Company), than I can rent, borry or purchase? I'll be happy to PayPal you funds.

Thanks.
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Those are your 5th-partial notes, and they tend to be flat on virtually every brass instrument. You just have to play those notes a little higher—unless you’re playing the 3rd of the chord, in which case you’ll find that the natural 5th-partial resonance is much closer to where the note belongs.

BUMP for an excellent instrument. This instrument has a very unique sound. Good pitch and excellent low notes. This is a STEAL at $13K.

If you can't bend it up, how about gluing a thick piece of cork on top of it?

More = better!

Nothing, but I was the Union Steward for cello auditions, for the San Jose Chamber Orchestra.

Take the train.

crap sorry.

Dunno. I got the hard copy in the mail. Try: https://iteaonline.org/

Check out the ITEA Journal!!

Keating Johnson
Gary Tirey
Tommy Johnson
Jim Self
Roger Bobo

In there somewhere Loren Marsteller taught me bass trombone.

TC

I'd get a new bell.

Since you asked: https://tonyclem.blogspot.com/2020/09/t ... ieces.html

Hornguys had one

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the Orchestra is like that.