Online Masterclasses/Videos

[KL1997]

I was on YouTube earlier and decided to look to see if I could find any masterclasses or lessons have been recorded. What are some of your favorite YouTube masterclasses or generic Tuba videos? Do you have a channel?

[rodgeman]

This just came across my Facebook feed from Øystein Baadsvik:
https://academy.baadsvik.com/courses/ha ... If25J9c4m4

[TheodoreSmith]

John Fletcher tuba lecture
https://youtu.be/gtanRWudP-s" target="_blank

[tubamarc8891]

https://youtu.be/r_d-Ga2Ro1Y" target="_blank

This is a masterclass from Seinfeld actor Jason Alexander. There are a lot of great stuff here that is applicable musicians.

[Renodoc]

The new school of brass videos which started this week have been really good so far...https://schoolofbrass.com/" target="_blank

I also like following youtuba. Eros has some fun quick little lessons....https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvPAMu ... cM8O1vMN4A" target="_blank

[peter birch]

This just came across my Facebook feed from Øystein Baadsvik:
https://academy.baadsvik.com/courses/ha ... If25J9c4m4

I’ll give a vote for this one, it is fun and informative AND you get a certificate at the end

[Alex C]

https://youtu.be/r_d-Ga2Ro1Y" target="_blank

This is a masterclass from Seinfeld actor Jason Alexander. There are a lot of great stuff here that is applicable musicians.

I thought I would hate this. I think Jason is not a very good actor, he plays George Costanza and his movie parts seem like George Costanza to me. That's okay, John Wayne always played John Wayne. If you liked him you didn't mind.

But I didn't realize that Jason was actually something of a thinker. He did miss the important aspect of being a painter, like his wife, or a musician. If you don't have an audience, you don't get paid.

We haven't had an audience in 5 months.