Tips for Tuba
Tips for Tuba (David Porter, Associate Editor) Audition Tips by Brian Sands Auditions are a part of life for musicians at every level, from beginner…
Author: David Porter
Tips for Tuba
Tips for Tuba by David Porter Plane Angle Equals Air Route Ratio The article below was first written in 2001 as a way to show…
Tips for Tuba: How Do You Breathe?
Tips for Tuba: How Do You Breathe? by David Porter I try to keep an open mind as I continue my quest for better ways…
Tips for Tuba, TTXIB
Tips for Tuba, TTXIB by David Porter Practical Shopping It is that time again for school systems everywhere to be thinking about buying new instruments.…
Tips for Tuba, TTXIA: Repetitive motion can heal
Tips for Tuba, TTXIA: “Repetitive motion can heal” by David Porter Basic Skills Sometimes it seems with all of the hustle and bustle, the pinpoint…
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 for…
Tips for Tuba, Volume TTXA: “Muffy and Woofled”
PEDAGOGY COLUMN Tips for Tuba, Volume TTXA: “Muffy and Woofled” by David Porter Recently, I was helping a young student try to develop a bigger…
Pedagogy Section – Tips for Tuba, Volume IX A: Downbeat, upfeet!
Pedagogy Section Winter 2009 Pedagogy Articles: “Strategies for Music Learning” by George Palton “Circular Breathing Defined” by Paul Nobis Tips for Tuba: “Downbeat, upfeet!” by…
Tips for Tuba Volume TTIXD – Two Stepping—not just a country-dance
Tips for Tuba Volume TTIXDby David Porter Two Stepping—not just a country-dance In looking back at past articles, I realize I have not written an…
Pedagogy Section
Pedagogy SectionTips for Tuba, Volume TTIXC: “Tis’ the season!” by David Porter Tis’ the season again, students giddy with excitement, the warm friendship of people…
