ITEA JOURNAL VOLUME 36:3 (Spring 2009)

Tips for Tuba, Volume IX B By David Porter Impressionistic music making We see someone—we judge them. We make a decision right away about...

Fred Marrich: A Man Who Made a Differenceby Jerry A. Young (with assistance from Robert Tucci) On November 1, 2008, the euphonium and tuba...

Faculty/Professional Performances William F. Baker, tuba with the University of Portland Community Orchestra University of Portland, Portland, OR 10/26/08 “Tranquillo” from Concerto, Wars and...

William Kenneth Mitchell, III, D.M.A. PART 1: INTRODUCTION The bass tubas, specifically those tubas pitched in F and E-flat, have risen to occupy a...

2009 Election of Officers Vice-President/President-Elect Deanna Swoboda Demondrae Thurman International Vice-President James Gourlay Markus Theinert Secretary Joseph Skillen Kevin Wass <!– ITEA members can...

Jim Self: A Fortunate MusicianBy Zach Collins INTRODUCTION In April of 2003, after several auditions and months of waiting for results, I decided to...

Dennis AsKew, ITEA President It has truly been an honor to serve you as President for the past four years. Ours is a unique...

Conference CornerDr. Kelly Thomas, ITEC 2010 Co-Host First of all, credit must be given for a fantastic international conference we experienced in Cincinnati! Tim...

Managing an Audio DossierBy Eileen Meyer Russell Eileen Russell Editor’s Note: This article is an edited version of a paper first presented by the...

Stepping Stones to Success, Vol. 6 of 8 by Pat Stuckemeyer Andante and Rondo by Antonio Capuzzi/arranged by Philip Catelinet (© Hinrichsen Edition, Peters...

Lloyd Bone, Associate Editor ITEAonline.org WEB EDITOR POSITION ITEA seeks a highly energetic and self-motivated individual with noted skills in web content management, writing...

Playford Dances for brass quintet by Sheri ThroopJeanie With the Light Brown Hair by Stephen Foster arranged for brass quintet by A. L. LigettiJesu,...

Italy’s Gomalan Brass Quintet: A Conversation with Tubist Alessandro Fossi by Jason Roland Smith p>Play well while working towards the best possible results: this...