FYI, Clifford Bevan's seminal book, The Tuba Family, is available to borrow via the Internet Archive's digital library with the creation of a free account. The Internet Archive also holds a treasure trove of other archival material, including the Wayback Machine to view old websites, and thousands of historic photos, videos, books, and even old video games.
https://archive.org/details/tubafamily0000beva_y3y3
The Tuba Family by Clifford Bevan -- available to borrow on Internet Archive
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Re: The Tuba Family by Clifford Bevan -- available to borrow on Internet Archive
With Cliff's passing, it should be noted that his family is not interested in continuing his publication business...meaning, unless you have a first or second edition copy, this internet site is the only resource..arpthark wrote: Fri Oct 09, 2026 8:51 am FYI, Clifford Bevan's seminal book, The Tuba Family, is available to borrow via the Internet Archive's digital library with the creation of a free account. The Internet Archive also holds a treasure trove of other archival material, including the Wayback Machine to view old websites, and thousands of historic photos, videos, books, and even old video games.
https://archive.org/details/tubafamily0000beva_y3y3