Re: Tuba question

    
Re: Tuba question    10:04 on Wednesday, February 27, 2008          

jole
(23 points)
Posted by jole

i don't speak english very well so please understand me. i see you are mostly from america and there you have many brass bands, in croatia isn't like that (brass bands are rarely, and we mostly have old instruments)... so please tell me something about your bands-how many have you members, what do you play and where... my brass band on eng is called mcb, there is about 70 members, we usually play for some town events, for new year, christmas, on the funerals... do you go on some brass bands competitions, do you have any tour...?


Re: Tuba question    10:18 on Wednesday, February 27, 2008          

jole
(23 points)
Posted by jole

what do you play- we have some marchs-san carlo, pozdrav iz knina(salute from knin), crvena kola (firefire car-sth like that), marchal foch, jadranska budnica (adriatic reveille), maškare(a pepoles how put a mask, in 2. month), thunderer,.... and many more


for conserts we play rocky, andrew lloyd weber portrait, ples sablji(dance of swordfish), pepito, killing me softly, nikola šubić zrinjski, tico-tico,... about 20 of them


and we have a some funeral music(its mostly croatians names(our dirigent composed most of it)) and some peoplo, happy music.


Re: Tuba question    22:11 on Saturday, March 1, 2008          

Tubamania
(65 points)
Posted by Tubamania

Hmm, I have heard good things about Jupiter, though I didn't like the BBb I tried once. The 5th valve addition is great for low range!


My sousa is a Jupiter hybrid. Its like most fiberglass sousas, but the fiberglass is much thicker & strounger and the bell is metal instead of fiberglass. Me and University of Louisville pep band are the only ons with those kinds!


Re: Tuba question    22:48 on Friday, March 7, 2008          

Tubamania
(65 points)
Posted by Tubamania

Jupiter's new hybrids aren't much different in sound or weight compared to brass sousas.


Re: Tuba question    23:34 on Thursday, June 5, 2008          

theTromboni
(136 points)
Posted by theTromboni

hey, I wish to remain relatively anonymous, but..

I live in Ellensburg, Washington, USA.

I'm going on 8th grade

I play a very sorry relic that looks like it's been dropped down the stairs, and it says Besson on the bell. When I started tuba and Mr. May handed me my cruddy cracked mouthpiece and sayed 'go in the back room for a few weeks and then come join us by the christmas concert, there was green slime in the tubes, black gunk on the tuning slide, and lumpy orange stuff that smelled like puke in the valves. I'm sharing it with this 6th grader who forgets to empty the spit valves.

I also play trombone (God's gift to all instruments) and violin



Re: Tuba question    22:23 on Tuesday, June 17, 2008          

SDC
(34 points)
Posted by SDC

SDC
California
I have no idea what the thing is that I play, exept the case says yamaha and its a piece of trash.
I have not very many teachers and I play in way to many bands
I dont play tuba good. i like tenor bone or bari better because I can acutually play high notes
And besides, the mouthpice covers my whole face so why should I bother with tuba if I cant blow in to it right?


Re: Tuba question    15:49 on Wednesday, July 2, 2008          

theTromboni
(136 points)
Posted by theTromboni

Practice makes perfect. Shame on you.


   








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