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What do you say...?
Actually, I try not to be rude unless I feel the other person was attempting to be rude to me. Since my youth, I have had a feeling of that all adult tuba players are potentially ambassadors for the tuba. If we want our instrument to be respected, we need to see to it that we act with class and that we play and treat the instrument as a musical instrument. This has been a guiding principle for me.
Ray Grim
The TubaMeisters
San Antonio, Tx.
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San Antonio, Tx.
- Paul S
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rarely asked...
I do not get asked about why I play Tuba too often as I think people take a look at me and say.. well of course he is the tuba player.
I have in the past used these though...
1. I like being the solo instrument in the orchestra (be prepared for more questions)
2. Well it'd sure look silly for me to play a flute wouldn't it?.
3. Because G-d built me with 6/4 design specs in mind.
4. My cows love a tuba serenade at dusk over anything else in the world.
5. because I Love it when the little kids at church say.. "wow that silver tuba sounds so cool" and I possibly save a future generation from becoming a trumpet player.
I have in the past used these though...
1. I like being the solo instrument in the orchestra (be prepared for more questions)
2. Well it'd sure look silly for me to play a flute wouldn't it?.
3. Because G-d built me with 6/4 design specs in mind.
4. My cows love a tuba serenade at dusk over anything else in the world.
5. because I Love it when the little kids at church say.. "wow that silver tuba sounds so cool" and I possibly save a future generation from becoming a trumpet player.
Paul Sidey, CCM '84
Principal Tubist, Grand Lake Symphony
B&S PT-606 CC - Yamaha YFB-621 F
SSH Mouthpieces http://sshmouthpieces.com/" target="_blank
Principal Tubist, Grand Lake Symphony
B&S PT-606 CC - Yamaha YFB-621 F
SSH Mouthpieces http://sshmouthpieces.com/" target="_blank
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- Paul S
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Re: rarely asked...
permission always granted to guys designed to 6/4 specs although I am probably closer to a 7/4 BAT!Doc wrote:With permission, I will use #2, #3, and #5.Paul S wrote:I do not get asked about why I play Tuba too often as I think people take a look at me and say.. well of course he is the tuba player.
I have in the past used these though...
1. I like being the solo instrument in the orchestra (be prepared for more questions)
2. Well it'd sure look silly for me to play a flute wouldn't it?.
3. Because G-d built me with 6/4 design specs in mind.
4. My cows love a tuba serenade at dusk over anything else in the world.
5. because I Love it when the little kids at church say.. "wow that silver tuba sounds so cool" and I possibly save a future generation from becoming a trumpet player.![]()
Doc
Paul Sidey, CCM '84
Principal Tubist, Grand Lake Symphony
B&S PT-606 CC - Yamaha YFB-621 F
SSH Mouthpieces http://sshmouthpieces.com/" target="_blank
Principal Tubist, Grand Lake Symphony
B&S PT-606 CC - Yamaha YFB-621 F
SSH Mouthpieces http://sshmouthpieces.com/" target="_blank