Historic Tuba Quartett

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kontrabasstuba
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Historic Tuba Quartett

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Hello together,
i spend a lot of time to create this videos with some of my historical instruments!
I would love if you have time to listen to it.
My idea is to ceep this special sound for all of our small tuba world! Enjoy :tuba:

Ahlberg and Ohlsson Tubas (Sweden)
https://youtu.be/wisKaSJdTE4" target="_blank" target="_blank

F Tuba (A.Sprinz Berlin) and Danish F Tuba
(J.K.Gottfried)
https://youtu.be/oWG_n0_XKz8" target="_blank" target="_blank

Lidl CC Tuba (Czech Republic)
https://youtu.be/pUYZwvoSgwE" target="_blank" target="_blank

Mixed Quartett
(Cerveny Tornister Bariton, Sprinz Berlin F Tuba, Lidl CC Tuba and Bohland and Fuchs CC Tuba)
https://youtu.be/2j3T-8Eel2A" target="_blank" target="_blank

Hope you like it.
Many greetings from germany. Daniel :tuba:
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I really like these videos. Even the non historic ones.

Thanks!
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Daniel, very nice playing, and beautiful crisp sound.I really enjoy it! You are good at recording tuba, may I ask what equipment you use? Mic, preamps, soundcards, etc. Thanks for the videos!
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Thank you all!
I use a Tascam Multitrack recorder and a Røde
NT2A Microphone. In my opinion the best one.
And everyone can afford it!
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Daniel Ridder is the best tuba quartet performing today.

Without joking, listen to how musical he is. I am encouraged when I hear him play these performances.
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Great to hear the sound of these old instruments preserved in such a beautiful and creative way!

In addition your recordings prove that great musicality depends on the player and can be achieved with a wide variety of instruments as long they are in a proper shape. I bet most of the featured instruments would not be the first choice for the majority of today's tuba players...

;-)
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Thank you all! The tune of the A&O Quartett is 432Hz... my ear need some time to check it :shock:
marccromme: I use a Røde NT2A Microphone and a Tascam Multitrack recorder. One of the software is Audacity.
Currently i work on an Verdi Nabucco Suite for my two Cimbassi. BBb and F... let's see and hear :tuba: :tuba: :tuba:
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