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 With rare exceptions, unpublished manuscripts…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: Reviews
THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY REGIONAL TUBA-EUPHONIUM CONFERENCE REVIEW – Stephen Keys
On January 23-25, 1987 the University of Kentucky hosted the Region VIII and IX Tuba-Euphonium Conference. The three-day event featured clinics and recitals in every…
THE UNITED STATES ARMY BAND TUBA-EUPHONIUM CONFERENCE – Jack Tilbury
The fourth annual Army Band Tuba-Euphonium ConÂference was a great success with many fine performances and clinics. However, this conference was the biggest and most…
THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL BRASS CONGRESS – AN ON-THE-SCENE REPORT – Harvey G. Phillips
The First International Brass Congress was held June 13-19, 1976 in Montreux, Switzerland. The convention included worldwide attendance of four brass organizaÂtions: International Horn Society…
REGION FOUR T.U.B.A. REGIONAL WORKSHOP REVIEW – Timothy J. Northcut (The United States Army Field Band) and Robert N. Daniel (The United States Air Force Band)
On February 22 and 23, 1985, Shenandoah College and ConservaÂtory in Winchester, Virginia, and Andrew Farnham, Instructor of Low Brass, hosted the Region Four Regional…
REFLECTIONS ON: EUPHONIUM CONCERT TOUR JAPAN 1984 – Brian Bowman
Tour Itinerary October 31, 1984 – Guest Soloist with the Osaka Municipal Band, Osaka Festival Hall November 2, 1984 – Concert with the Nagoya Euphonium…
LOOKING AT DENNIS BRAIN – Ralph Hepola
For some time now tubists have looked to the other brass instruments for repertoire, as well as for models of interpretation. Many tubists have studied…
PERFORMANCE CONSIDERATIONS IN THE VAUGHAN WILLIAMS CONCERTO FOR BASS TUBA – Skip Gray
At the time of its premiere thirty years ago, the Vaughan Williams ConÂcerto for Bass Tuba was probably the most difficult work in the tubist’s…
THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL BRASS CONGRESS – A VISIT WITH FRIENDS
Indiana University, Bloomington, INJune 3 – 8, 1984 A VISIT WITH FRIENDS: A Composer’s Remarks on the International Brass Congress 2 – Thom Ritter George…
REFLECTIONS ON THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL BRASS CONGRESS – Harvey G. Phillips, President-T.U.B.A.
JUNE 3-8, 1984 – INDIANA UNIVERSITY, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA As your President, I am pleased to express pride, appreciation, respect, and gratitude to all T.U.B.A. members…