touring Broadway shows (minor rant)
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Re: touring Broadway shows (minor rant)
Exactly. I would think of someone that only plays one style of music as being like an actor that only knows one character type to play. In fact, when I go out as an electric bassist or bass trombonist, etc., I think of myself being an actor that is playing the part of a bassist or bass trombonist. Can I convince the audience that I am that person? Whether using a tuba or anything else, you should study how to play the part convincingly. As a tuba player playing a commercial bass line, you are sort-of like an actor that is playing a character who has disguised himself as someone else, a little more complicated, but certainly do-able.
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Re: touring Broadway shows (minor rant)
As Lee said ...
Top tip.Hint to performance majors - if you want to work, develop skills that not everyone else possesses.
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Conn 20K, Bubbie, Tornister & Amati Bb helicon
Perinet ophicleide, Kaiser serpent, YEP 321 Euphonium, King 3B bone, YBL612II bass bone, Meinl flugabone
Double bass, bass guitar, bass sax