"Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" with CC tuba
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JustinLerma
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danzfat
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I just auditioned on tues on 4/4 cc for orchestra and nailed the high E. That isn't the hard part its the in my opinion the A to B natural trill. Use the Arnold Jacobs slurs in each scale key and gradual work up to the high E or even Higher.
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Ummm....hmmm....at PT-30 huh? I can see that being used but that may cause some sacrifice in the "ideal" sound for the peace. I have played it on a PT-44 and the upper register came out fine but I thought that maybe alittle bigger would have worked out better for it.
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Meinel Weston 45SLP
PT6
Meinel Weston 45SLP
PT6