ITEA JOURNAL VOLUME 38:2 (Winter 2011)

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ITEA 2011 Elections for President-Elect/Vice-President
ITEA 2011 Elections for President-Elect/Vice-President For further information regarding changes in ITEA election procedures, please see the President’s Corner column found in this issue....
ITEA Election Changes and Changes in Board Structure
ITEA Election Changes and Changes in Board Structure ~David Zerkel, ITEA President You will see some changes in the way that we are electing...
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ITEA News
ITEA News Lloyd Bone, Associate Editor (lloyd.bone@glenville.edu) Sixth Annual Cosmopolitan Tuba & Euphonium Workshop The Cosmopolitan Tuba Euphonium Workshop was founded as the Northeast...
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Military Corner: An Interview with Ann Hinote
Military Corner: An Interview with Ann Hinote Steven Maxwell, Associate Editor Biography Chief Master Sergeant Ann Hinote is principal euphoniumist for the United States...
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My student wants to do Drum Corps…now what?—The benefits, downsides, and hazards of drum corps for the aspiring brass player (and how to deal with them)
My student wants to do Drum Corps…now what?—The benefits, downsides, and hazards of drum corps for the aspiring brass player (and how to deal...
New Materials
New Materials Mark Nelson, Associate Editor (Mark.Nelson@pima.edu) Materials Received August 1–November 1 with thanks: 39 Etudes for Tuba by Cherry N. Beauregard edited and...
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President's Corner
Presidents Corner David Zerkel, ITEA President ITEA Election Changes and Changes in Board Structure You will see some changes in the way that we...
Programs Column
Faculty/Professional Performances Chris Combest, tuba Henderson State University, Arkadelphia, AR 10/08/10 University of Memphis, Memphis, TN 11/12/10 Concerto for Tuba…………………………………………………………….. John Williams Capriccio for...
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Ronald Bishop: A Retrospective on a Cleveland Musical Treasure
“Ronald Bishop: A Retrospective on a Cleveland Musical Treasure” by Jeffrey Meyer “The tuba is only limited by the player” ~Ronald Bishop Introduction Today...
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Some Tips for Improved Low Range Sound Production on the Tuba
Some Tips for Improved Low Range Sound Production on the Tuba by Sean Greene Many students, amateurs, and professionals occasionally have difficulty producing a...
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Tips for Tuba Volume TTXC: Studio Recital? Yes!
Tips for Tuba Volume TTXC: Studio Recital? Yes! by David Porter It is common knowledge amongst teachers that music students need goals to strive...
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25 Years and Counting at the Leonard Falcone International Euphonium & Tuba Festival
25 Years and Counting at the Leonard Falcone International Euphonium & Tuba Festival By Matt Tropman The Leonard Falcone International Euphonium & Tuba Festival...
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Beating the Low Brass Stereotype
Beating the Low Brass Stereotype by Ann M. Alston When asked the question, “Do you believe in band instrument stereotypes? If yes, how would...
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Euph Talk - Now Hear This! Playing Ears First builds important musical skills
Euph Talk: “Now Hear This! Playing Ears First builds important musical skills.” by Matt Tropman Have you ever struggled through a phrase like the one...
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Euphonium Repertoire: A Pedagogical Study and Practice Guide for Sonatina by Warner Hutchison
Euphonium Repertoire: A Pedagogical Study and Practice Guide for Sonatina by Warner Hutchison by Brian Meixner Warner Hutchison composed his Sonatina in 1956 specifically...
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HISTORICAL INSTRUMENT SECTION - Art and Craft
HISTORICAL INSTRUMENT SECTION Craig Kridel and Clifford Bevan, Editors      “Art and Craft” by Clifford Bevan Surfers call it the “alchemy hour”: the magical moment...