Adam
Totally Humbled, but Great Experience!!!!!
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Antontuba
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Totally Humbled, but Great Experience!!!!!
I was asked to play in a brass quintet after community band rehearsal tonight (rehearsed after band rehearsal), and it was a humbling experience.... playing quite softly, did ok, breath control took on a completely new meaning. I play a 981, so I have a good horn for this setting, and was sight reading. I am really thankful for the opportunity.......I was concentrating so much
that after a half hour I was exhausted
....this was a good experience.
Adam
Adam
- The Big Ben
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Re: Totally Humbled, but Great Experience!!!!!
Cool. If they liked it, maybe they will ask you to do it again. There's no hiding in a small group, that's for sure!Antontuba wrote:I was asked to play in a brass quintet after community band rehearsal tonight (rehearsed after band rehearsal), and it was a humbling experience.... playing quite softly, did ok, breath control took on a completely new meaning. I play a 981, so I have a good horn for this setting, and was sight reading. I am really thankful for the opportunity.......I was concentrating so muchthat after a half hour I was exhausted
....this was a good experience.
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Re: Totally Humbled, but Great Experience!!!!!
Congrats! Like The Big Ben said, hopefully they'll ask you back! I've always enjoyed quintet playing. I've never been a huge fan of playing solo tuba, but quintet lets you be your own voice, but still part of an ensemble. Good luck!
Jordan
King 2341 with a Holton "Monster" Eb bell
Eb Frankentuba
Martin Medium Eb Helicon
If at first you don't succeed, skydiving's probably not for you.
King 2341 with a Holton "Monster" Eb bell
Eb Frankentuba
Martin Medium Eb Helicon
If at first you don't succeed, skydiving's probably not for you.