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    Bernard
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    Wow!

    Link to video

    The industrial revolution cheapened everything.

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      Wow!

      Link to video

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      @Bernard OMG! That was amazing!! First of all of it was beautifully played, lovely tone with such a gentle feel, perfect for the music.

      Second, ummm…. Can anyone say “lung capacity”??? I bet she can hold her breath for like…. an hour…. 😆

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        Wow, that was wonderful!!

        When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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          Piano*Dad
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          The Edgar Meyer of the tuba world! Amazing.

          I just sent a suggestion to the head of the Virginia Symphony asking if they might be interested in bringing her down for a concert.

          Crazy economist who likes to write about higher education.

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            Steve Miller
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            Back in high school I played the Sousaphone in the marching band. I only got to play a proper tuba once.

            Quite different. The Tuba has a much faster rotary valve action vs. the Sousaphone’s vertical valves. The tuba also has a fourth valve, the function of which zine never determined.

            Very impressive performance. I doubt it could have been performed on a Sousaphone.

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              Back in high school I played the Sousaphone in the marching band. I only got to play a proper tuba once.

              Quite different. The Tuba has a much faster rotary valve action vs. the Sousaphone’s vertical valves. The tuba also has a fourth valve, the function of which zine never determined.

              Very impressive performance. I doubt it could have been performed on a Sousaphone.

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              ShiroKuro
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              @Steve-Miller said in Virtuoso tuba:

              Quite different. The Tuba has a much faster rotary valve action vs. the Sousaphone’s vertical valves. The tuba also has a fourth valve, the function of which zine never determined.

              Very impressive performance. I doubt it could have been performed on a Sousaphone.

              Very interesting! I didn't know about the differences

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