New Materials
New Materials (Mark Nelson, Editor) The T.U.B.A. Journal encourages submissions of materials for review within the following guidelines: 1. With rare exceptions, unpublished manuscripts…
Category: Library
PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR’S REPORT – Jack R. Tilbury, The United States Army Brass Quintet
This will be my final report as Publications Coordinator. As of June 1, Jerry A. Young will be assuming this office. I would like to…
EXPANDING THE TUBA REPERTOIRE – Paul Greenstone
Tuba players are well aware of the fine tuba literature that has become available during the last half of the twentieth century. It is this…
INDUSTRY NEWS
CUSTOM MUSIC REPORT – Fred Marrich The recent T.U.B.A. meeting at the University of Maryland was a most outstanding event with so many visitors from…
VIEWS OF BERLIOZ ON THE USE OF THE OPHICLEIDE AND TUBA IN HIS ORCHESTRAL WORKS – Brian L. Book, B.M., Denton, Texas
Hector Berlioz is considered by the modern tuba player to be one of the major orchestral composers for his instrument. Berlioz’ works comprise a significant…
A PRACTICAL PROGRAM TO MAKE YOUR NEXT OCTUBAFEST A COMPLETE SUCCESS – Steven B. Cross
“That’s the trouble with art: you can’t drink it.” Even though the Octubafest season has just recently passed us by, now is the time to…
THIRTY YEARS OF PERIODICAL ARTICLES CONCERNING THE BARITONE HORN AND EUPHONIUM: A COMPILATION INDEXED BY AUTHOR – Peter Popiel
This bibliography is intended as a guide to research relating to all aspects of the euphonium – its history, literature, techniques of performance, pedagogy, performers,…
T.U.B.A. FORUM
THE MISSING REPERTOIRE – Jack Tilbury, US Army Brass Quintet It seems that a common complaint heard from tubists attending almost any conference which features…
THE REAL DATE OF THE HINDEMITH TUBA SONATA – Mark Nelson, Arizona State University
Composition dates, especially of older works, have been at times difficult to assertain. Mistakes in manuscript copying, publisher’s errata, and the like have all contributed…
THE ARNE B. LARSON COLLECTION PART I – Mary Petersen
Located on the University of South Dakota campus in Vermillion, The Shrine to Music Museum houses the Arne B. Larson Collection of Musical Instruments and…