ITEA JOURNAL VOLUME 8:3 (Winter 1981)

TUBIST WINS PASADENA SYMPHONY COMPETITION On October 4th and 5th, 1980, the Pasadena Symphony Orchestra held a Solo competition for brass players. Young musicians...

In Japan, at present, there are twenty professional orchestras (full-time), four professional bands, many recreational bands, and the Ground, the Maritime, and the Air...

Part I found HERE In meeting requirements for a Master of Music degree in the History of Musical Instruments at the University of South...

Euphonium players have long been aware of the difficulties in obtaining both good posture and a comfortable playing position. If the instrument is held...

Continued from Fall issue RECITAL REVIEWS RECITAL – Reviewed by Charles A. Schulz, Memphis State University RICHARD NAHATZKI, TUBALARRY CAMPBELL, EUPHONIUM Two solo recitals...

IRA D. LEE 1925-1980 – Robert Vagner Ira D. Lee graduated from the University of Colorado in 1947 and taught for several years in...

Much of the avant-garde literature for wind instruments calls upon the performer to use rather unusual sound production methods, with the resultant effects as...

Quite a while ago I promised Cherry Beauregard that I would contribute an article to the “Tuba Pedagogy” section of our Journal. Now that...

(a continuing series) Curator of Musical Instruments – Henry Ford MuseumT.U.B.A. Coordinator – Tuba/Euphonium History Early designers of bass valve instruments had only ophicleides...