LOOKING BACK: Of Sousa and Circuses: An Interview with Johnny Evans
When I joined the Ringling Bros. Circus Band in 1948, I was in awe of the first tuba player Reuben Clinton Evans or Johnny as…
Author: Harvey G. Phillips
Tributes for Two New York Tuba Legends
Tributes for Two New York Tuba Legends BACK TO “Tributes to Two New York Tuba Legends” Part II: Don Butterfield Don Butterfield, Tuba by Harvey…
Tributes for Two New York Tuba Legends
Tributes for Two New York Tuba Legends BACK TO “Tributes to Two New York Tuba Legends” Part I: Bill Barber Bill Barber, Tuba by Harvey…
TRIBUTES FOR TWO NEW YORK TUBA LEGENDS
TRIBUTES FOR TWO NEW YORK TUBA LEGENDS Part I: Bill Barber Bill Barber, Tuba by Harvey Phillips Recollections on my studies with Bill Barber 1973–1979…
Impressions of William J. Bell 1902-1971
Impressions of William J. Bell 1902-1971 by Harvey G. Phillips An editorial note: When I became editor of the TUBA Journal several years ago, in…
ITEA Representation
ITEA Representation by Harvey G. Phillips Introduction For some time I have been disturbed by the way our instruments and those who play them are…
TUBA RECITAL SERIES – Harvey G. Phillips
Harvey Phillips and Twentieth Century Innovations Present: TUBA RECITAL SERIES 1975-76 Carnegie Recital Hall154 West 57th StreetNew York, N.Y. 10019 This series of ten recitals…
ABOUT THE TUBA – Harvey G. Phillips
The tuba has had a prominent role in the symphony orchestra since its development around 1830-35. Composers Berlioz and Wagner, especially, were quick to recognize…