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- Tuba mouthpiece shank sizes, a description. - TubeNet - Chisham
Re: Tuba mouthpiece shank sizes, a description by joh_tuba » Wed Jan 15, 2020 3:29 pm Isn't the Perantucci shank between American and Euro?
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The tuba is VERY similar to the Yamaha he had been on the past several years, minus the big "Yamaha" sticker going down the side of the bell EDIT - Andy's pictures show a "cleaned up" version of exactly what I am talking about
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- Bass trombone Vs. Tuba - TubeNet - Chisham
What is the difference between bass trombone and tuba? Should I use a small tuba mouthpiece or a large trombone mouthpiece? I currently have Giddings and Webster Bayomo and love it! Would it be beneficial to practice buzzing on a trombone mouthpiece? Happy New Year! Nick
- What is the normal range for BBb Tubas? - TubeNet - Chisham
Greentubaguy wrote: I have heard that as a Tuba player, one is expected to be able to play a total range of at least 4 octaves, from the Bb that is two octaves below the bass clef, all the way to the Bb that lies 2 octaves above the bass clef Is this true for all players, or just professionals from Wind Symphonies or Philarmonics? Thanks for the information!
- American vs Euro shanks - TubeNet - Chisham
In the world of tuba mouthpieces, it seems there are five (5) general shank sizes and that can lead to confusion The Standard American and European Shank sizes, followed by the Large Shank, are the most common sizes that fit modern production tubas
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