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Today I'll be short and to the point (mostly).
Happy practicing! This has been a hectic couple of weeks. So in an endeavor to stay in the groove of producing a new Tuba Tuesday edition every two weeks I'm sending out a couple more online resources that one of our readers (and current WTAMU junior), Alex Rivera reminded me of. I honestly can't understand how I forgot these two resources, but stranger things have happened. International Tuba-Euphonium Association
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Today we'll discuss websites, YouTube channels, and other online resources for euphonium and tuba. Happy practicing! There are lots of great tools online for aspiring tuba-euph players. Some of my favorites are: BrassExcerpts.com
The Brass Junkies
Thank you for subscribing! Today, I'm posting a list (in no particular order) of the artists who I've been listening to most recently. There are many great artists who I didn't include on the list. This is by no means definitive. Included are links to each player's website (if there is one) and their channels on Spotify and/or YouTube. Happy listening!
Tuba Gene Pokorny (Spotify and YouTube) John Fletcher (Spotify) Benjamin Pierce (Spotify and YouTube) Chris Olka (YouTube) Tim Buzbee (Spotify and YouTube) Oystein Baadsvik (Spotify and YouTube) Daniel Perantoni (Spotify and YouTube) Velvet Brown (Spotify and YouTube) Floyd Cooley (Spotify and YouTube) Carol Jantsch (Spotify and YouTube) Sergio Carolino (Spotify and YouTube) Patrick Sheridan (Spotify and YouTube) Michael Lind (Spotify and YouTube) Euphonium Benjamin Pierce (Spotify and YouTube) Demondrae Thurman (Spotify and YouTube) David Childs (Spotify and YouTube) Adam Frey (Spotify and YouTube) Steven Mead (Spotify and YouTube) Ensembles Five (Spotify and YouTube) Sotto Voce Quartet (Spotify and YouTube) Thank you for reading! |
AuthorJeremy is Associate Professor of Tuba and Euphonium at West Texas A&M University. |