Chamber Music Corner: Market Street Brass (Michael Forbes, Associate Editor)

Historical Instrument Section: Serpent (Clifford Bevan & Craig Kridel, Co-Editors)
America's First Serpents: Travels through the Moravian Communities of Pennsylvania by Craig Kridel

Pedagogy Section (Jason Byrnes, Associate Editor)
Articulating a few concepts... by Jason Brynes
Musical Growth Through Yoga by Ted Cox
Old Dogs and New Tricks: Getting Started with Jazz by Jerry Young
Tips for Tuba: Little player, BIG TUBA by David Porter
Which One is the "Right" Tuba? by Alessandro Fossi

Columns
2007 ITEA Elections
ITEA News (Lloyd Bone, Associate Editor)
New Materials (Mark Nelson, Associate Editor)
Conference Corner (Tim Northcut, Conference Coordinator)
Programs (Kenyon Wilson, Associate Editor)
President's Corner (Dennis Askew, ITEA President)

On the Cover: Tommy Johnson is heralded as one of the most “heard” tubists in the world, having recorded on countless soundtracks, with one of the most famous being Jaws. Not only noted for his superb musicianship and stature as one of the greatest tubists of our time, he is also recognized for his achievements as a pedagogue, public school band director, mentor, and father. He remains a role model for all. The ITEA Journal extends great appreciation to Dave Amason, Mrs. Pat Johnson, and Mr. Johnson’s many friends and colleagues who contributed their thoughts in his memory.