Tuba/Euph Ranges

[Todd S. Malicoate]

Keep it between the Gs, my friend...safe as can be.

An ocassional jaunt up to Bb in the euphs and C in the tubas would probably be ok...I wouldn't hang around up there, though.

[Todd S. Malicoate]

Alas, I have a great deal of experience writing for and working with the most average of undergraduate players. Glad I could help.

[J.c. Sherman]

Todd's right on the money! A dip down to F or E doesn't hurt either...

J.c.S.

[windshieldbug]

I need to know what would be safe ranges for ... tuba/euph

About 25 feet. 30 or more if you get a running start.

[LOTP]

[quote="windshieldbug"][quote="the elephant"]I need to know what would be safe ranges for ... tuba/euph [/quote]

About 25 feet. 30 or more if you get a running start.[/quote]

I can't believe it took 6 responses to get the correct answer.

LOTP (Paul in NJ)

[Rob]

Personally I think you should throw it like the hammer throw. Don't they spin around about 3 times and then let it fly? I'd think you should easily be able to get 50+ feet unless you're using a BAT. Now the euph.......I think I'm going to go to China and test one of theirs in the Olympics and see if I can't break 100 yards....

Rob "my wife would love to see how far they'd fly as long as they disappeared at the end"

[Biggs]

Tuba undergrads- pedal Eb should be able to be played easily by majors, do these tubaists have F tubas....I would say max out the 4tet at middle C or D, but dont keep the part up there too much, esp if they dont have an F...though you are still buzzing the pitch...

Euph undergrads- E or Eb below the bass clef, if needed a high Bb or C as the peak notes.....

Does this count as the "real" Tubenet?

[Nick Pierce]

Any chance of these being available for the public?

[Chadtuba]

Any chance of these being available for the public?

Me too, me too