Benji, thanks for posting about a nice looking horn. Maybe you can add some info for us like, when was this made? Serial number? are you the only owner and how long have you played it? Have you played it since the bell fold to check sound and if any other moving damage occurred? If the bell fold ...

No mention of the cost of this Seminar is eyebrow raising. It surely cannot be gratis, right? If not, seems like the poster should have the weekly fee before one takes the time to send an application. Maybe Aaron or someone else on TubaForum has the info.

Notice that Mathematics is missing as prerequisite for every one of these lower earning fields. The irony in the field of music is that resonance and harmonics and music theory in general is very mathematical in nature. Tons of Trigonometry, Algebra, and Calculus involved, not to mention the Physics ...

bloke,

Your post on oboe solo literature adapting well makes me think of the Strauss Horn Concerto for a "musical" approach to solo pieces played on Tuba. Strauss is even better if you happen to have an Eb tuba but I have always played on CC. Personally, almost any solo literature written for ...

As for more Contrabass trombone love, David Bragunier owned one (I do not known the brand) and he used it on Pines of Rome because the original Respeghi Score calls for 4 Trombones, even though the 4th trombone is all in the Tuba low and mid range up to a B flat above the staff. He told me this horn ...

Martinman, send me a PM with your email to discuss if you are looking to move these fair/good condition Gieb and PT at a discount. I would consider both together and even the RT - 40 if you need to get all 3 out in one package. If not me, hope you get a buyer soon and stay "young".