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Tips for Tuba, Volume IIC: Mechanics are not just for cars
By: David Porter
Tips for Tuba, Volume IIC: Mechanics are not just for cars by David Porter, Principal Tuba, The McLean Orchestra In this article, we will...
New Materials
By: Mark Nelson
New Materials Mark Nelson, Associate Editor Materials Received February-May 1 with thanks: Pioneers in Brass CD~ROM by Glenn Bridges The Dragons and Dance CD...
Letters to the editor
By: Jerry A. Young
It has been a privilege to serve as editor of the Journal for the past four years. And this column marks my second farewell...
Japanese Wind Band
By: Toru Miura
Japanese Wind Band by Toru Miura History Japanese wind band music began in 1869 with 35 players, selected by the Samurai Warriors of Kagoshima...
Programs - Faculty/Professional Performances
By: Velvet Brown
Edward Bahr, euphonium with the Delta State University Wind Symphony Northwest Mississippi Community College, Senatobia, MS 03/19/02 Itawamba Community College, Fulton, MS 03/20/02 Delta...
The Jazz Column: Catching up with...Jun Yamaoka
By: Mary Erickson
The Jazz Column: Catching up with…Jun Yamaoka by Mary Erickson, Associate Editor for Jazz Jun Yamaoka was born in Tokyo in September of 1965....
ITEA News
By: Joseph Skillen
ITEA NEWS Joseph Skillen, ITEA News Editor NEW POSITIONS University Appointments Charles Guy was recently appointed as the Assistant Professor of Tuba and Euphonium...
Introducing Japanese Composers
By: Keisetsu Chiba
Introducing Japanese Composers By Keisetsu Chiba I very much appreciate the opportunity to introduce Japanese composers who have written for euphonium and tuba. In...
A Brief History: The Japan Euphonium and Tuba Association
By: Fumio Gotoh
A Brief History: The Japan Euphonium and Tuba Association by Fumio Gotoh The Japan Euphonium and Tuba Association (J.E.T.A.) was established in 1985. J...
Robert Jager, Part 2: The Solo Tuba Music of Robert Jager - Part 2: Concerto for Bass Tuba and Concert Band
By: Kenyon Wilson
Robert Jager, Part 2: The Solo Tuba Music of Robert Jager – Part 2: Concerto for Bass Tuba and Concert Band by Kenyon Wilson...
Doctor Euph
By: Roger Behrend
Doctor Euph If you have a question relative to playing or teaching the euphonium, the history of the euphonium, or any other topics relative...








