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American Tubists Abroad

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I know there are American tubists playing in major orchestras in Europe, Asia and Latin America. But, I'm not sure how many. What American's can you think of that are playing in major orchestras outside of the United States?

Also, are there any tubists in major American orchestras that are not American?
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Steve Rosse is an American in the Sydney Symphony. From San Diego, he went to Arizona State. Also, about 20 years ago, I met a guy named David Glidden who was playing in an Italian orchestra(Turin, maybe?).
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Bob Tucci is an obvious one, Tom Wilson (I think) in munich, how about Jon Sass in the Vienna Arts Orchestra, Karl Kleinstuber in Holland somewhere. Peace. ASG
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Don't forget about all you Yankees up in Canada:

Ellis Wean, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
Michael Eastep, Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra
Mark Tetreault, Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Dennis Miller, Orchestre Symphonique de Montreal

this is just the ones I can think of, I'm sure there's more...
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Mark Evans - Deutche Oper in Berlin
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David Glidden Radio Symphony Orcherstra of Franfurt
Rich Natzski Berlin (but, I think he is going to or has retired)
I know there is a bunch more,
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http://www.oslophil.com/?module=Article ... der;ID=635

Marcus L. Knight, principal tuba, Oslo Philharmonic
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I know for a fact that Bill Pritchard spent about 15 very successful months in Seoul, Korea :wink:
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Dennis Miller is Canadian born and raised although he did play in Houston for one year.

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Mickey Wrobleski (UW - Eau Claire alum) left the CCO and went to the Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra in Shanghai, China.
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I'm in the Orquesta Sinfonica UANL, and I'm from the Houston area. This is in Monterrey, MX. I also believe the tuba player in the orchestra in Jalapa is also an American, named Eric Fritz.
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Americanos en México

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There are at least five of us down here in Mexico. I play tuba and some trombone here in Guanajuato, then there are Paul and Dwight in Mexico City who are free-lance and with the Filarmonica de la Ciudad respectively. You already mentioned Eric. There's also David (a Canadian) in Jalapa who teaches the youth orchestra tuba and trombone students. Thanks to the high level of teaching everyone has been doing, we are replacing ourselves with Mexican players. The level at the OFUNAM audition in Mexico City last year was very good. Cheers, John
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