Thank you my friend!! 🙏🏼

Thanks so much! Glad this performance brought those memories back for you!

Thanks Shayna!

Thank you!! 🙏🏼

Have to clarify I am a freshman majoring in tuba performance, again amazing job :)

Thanks so much, Charlie!! It’s for this exact reason that I recorded it and intend to do many more solos just like it. So glad it was helpful!!

Thanks Cameron!! Much appreciated!

So glad to hear it! Good luck!

Thank you, Jean!!

That’s very nice of you to say. Thanks so much, Tom! More on the way.

That why I did it!!! So glad it’s helpful to you! 😁

Thank you!!

Thank you, Rafael!! 🙏🏼

I forgot Andante I need to practice to 2:37

Good luck!!

Great idea!! And THANK YOU! 🙏🏼

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Thanks!! Laskey 30H

Lol, the model of tuba? It’s an Eastman 836 CC tuba

You are exactly right! My mistake!!

It’s a pretty popular piece. You should be able to find it easily with a quick Google search and purchase it

I would recommend playing the part at 60 bpm, then 62, 64, and so on until you reach the written tempo. It might seem tedious, but if you have the time, the repetition helps a ton.

@@thebagelsandwich5501 how would you say for me to play it what technique do I use

The “technique” is to make it perfect at the slowest tempo necessary. If the fastest you can play it is at 40bpm, then start there. Play it at that tempo until you can get it 5 times in a row perfectly, then try it at 42bpm. Once you can get it 5 times in a row perfectly at 42, then try it at 44bpm. Rinse and repeat 😆