ITEA JOURNAL VOLUME 31:4 (Summer 2004)

The Career and Artistic Contributions of Tubist Fred Geib (1871-1950) By Stephen Shoop ©Stephen S. Shoop 2004. Printed with permission of the author. Introduction...

ITEA Journal 31:4 New Materials Mark Nelson, Associate Editor Materials Received Feb. 1-May 1 with thanks: Tuba Carnival CD recording featuring Øystein Baadsvik, tuba...

Conference Corner Regional Outreach 2005: Getting Back to the Grassroots by Timothy Northcut Greetings! I am delighted and honored to serve as the newly...

President’s Corner Dr. Mary Ann Craig, ITEA President ITEC2004 is fast approaching and what a great conference it will be to interact among tuba...

Adam Frey, euphonium Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 11/10/03 West Texas A & M University, Canyon, TX 11/12/03 University of Texas, Austin, TX 11/17/03...

The Tubas of the J.W. York Band Instrument Company By Joseph Agnew The tubas of the J.W. York Band Instrument Company established a reputation...

A Meaningful Approach to “Pictures at an Exhibition” By Michael Thornton, Principal Tubist, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra We musicians are often asked (and often ask...

The International Euphonium Institute Debriefing By Adam Frey, Director, The International Euphonium Institute The IEI staff had a Mission for interested players…to learn about...

Little Suite No. 3 for Solo Tuba By Barton Cummings Barton Cummings enjoys a distinguished international musical career. Recognized as an author, composer, conductor,...

32 Years of Tubists at the New York City Brass Conference By Bill Spilka I have been fortunate enough to be the Official Photographer...

Amateur Focus: Breathing, Story Telling, and Polishing Plumbing By Lanny Robbins Tubas. Not a way of life, but life itself. By days I’m a...

An Interview with Carolyn Johns (Australia) By Lisa Muth Carolyn Johns should be a household name for tuba players. One of the most prolific...