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- docpugh
- bugler

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I got my from Robert King Music. They have an online store as well.
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- Dylan King
- YouTube Tubist

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- JB
- pro musician

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Hey Doc,Doc wrote:Do tuba players not buy the trombone book anymore? That was standard procedure many years ago.
Doc
Many still do, but remember it is written for Bb-based overtone series. I use it with my trombone, euph and tuba students (using BBb). The tpt one works great for CC. If you have the $ to burn, I guess the tuba one makes sense -- perhaps. I have it, but still wind up using the tpt one more often than not. My CC students are instructed to get the tpt one (reading TC is a useful skill at that level.)
FWIW
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- GC
- 5 valves

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A fair number of us buy and use the trumpet book. It's useful to read treble clef fluently, especially if you're in a traditional brass band.
JP/Sterling 377 compensating Eb; Warburton "The Grail" T.G.4, RM-9 7.8, Yamaha 66D4; for sale > 1914 Conn Monster Eb (my avatar), ca. 1905 Fillmore Bros 1/4-size Eb, Bach 42B trombone