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President’s Corner
By: Scott Watson
ITEA Notes Scott Watson, President The President’s Corner Spring is traditionally a time for renewal, iso I hope that this year everyone will keep...
Tips for Tuba Vol. 1A
By: David Porter
Tips for Tuba Vol. 1A David Porter, Editor United We Stand, Diveded We Fall Welcome to the Tips for Tuba corner. This is a...
New Materials
By: Mark Nelson
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 With rare exceptions, unpublished manuscripts...
Letter from the Editor
By: Jerry A. Young
Letter from the Editor Jerry Young, Editor I have purposely avoided taking up valuable print space in the Journal after my initial issue in...
Salvationist Euphonium Solos
By: Joel Pugh
Salvationist Euphonium Solos by Joel Pugh The Development of the Salvation Army Euphonium Solo with Brass Band Accompaniment The euphonium solo with band accompaniment...
News
By: Joseph Skillen
News Joseph Skillen, Associate Editor, TUBA Journal News ITEC 2002 requests proposals for recitals and presentations The Conference Program Committee for ITEC 2002 requests...
U.S. Army Band Tuba-Euphonium Conference
By: Mike Forbes
U.S. Army Band Tuba-Euphonium Conference The 18th Annual Army Band Tuba-Euphonium Conference held at Brucker Hall, Ft. Myer, VA, featured an international bill of...
Portrait of An Artist
By: Frank Byrne
Portrait of An Artist by Frank Byrne Creating an Audio Tribute to Arnold Jacobs When Arnold Jacobs passed away in 1998, one of the...
HISTORICAL INSTRUMENT SECTION - Museums
By: Arnold Myers
Historical Instrument Section Craig Kridel and Clifford Bevan, editors Museums by Arnold Myers Last year saw the re-opening of two museums which must rank...
Conferenc Corner
By: Harri Lidsle
Conferenc Corner Harri Lidsle, ITEC 2001 Host Summer in the city—ITEC the hottest thing! Dear friends all over the Tuba and Euphonium community… We...
Doctor Euph
By: Roger Behrend
Doctor Euph Roger Behrend After a hiatus of several years, the Journal is pleased to welcome rlback one of our long-time popular friends, Dr....
Heavy Metal
By: Colin Roust
Heavy Metal by Colin Roust The Orchestral History of the Euphonium Only occasionally used during the twentieth century as an orchestral instrument, the euphonium...
Just For The Fun Of It
By: Ron Knoener
Just For The Fun Of It (Ron Knoener, Associate Editor for Amateurs) It is January 6th, 2001. I have just endured the holidays and...



