JAZZ TUBA - THE NEARNESS OF YOU

[@markuslarjomaa3122]

It was so beautiful that your tuba's leadpipe shed a little tear in the end

[@cimbassonista]

:)

[@banjogates]

I was literally just listening to this piece

[@namamivv]

It was so beautiful.... I am a student playing the tuba in the brass band club of a Japanese high school. I was very impressed.

[@cimbassonista]

Thank you!

[@SalvationLife]

TUBA AND BASS TOGETHER IS AMAZING

[@Lorenzopickle]

Thank you all

[@gabeeedayyy2577]

Such a warm and lovely sound

[@tonieprawda]

thanks for this!

[@pugandblizzard]

Beautiful.

[@WTrager]

very beautiful!

[@thelastchance6113]

That's serious music happening there brotha, beautiful job.

[@nokijanuar]

Beautifull, such lovely sound!

[@NicolasRodriguez-lj8jm]

Awesome!

[@mcardmusic]

Amazing.

[@cimbassonista]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Tuba-Total]

That's it! I like it very much!

[@cimbassonista]

Thank you Daniel! I'm not really a tuba player, but it's too much fun to leave it alone :)

[@Tuba-Total]

@@cimbassonista Absolutely! That's true. Tuba is men's best friend 😉 (ok, after Basstrombone)😋

[@cimbassonista]

@@Tuba-Total :)

[@Tuba-Total]

@@cimbassonista 🐘💨💨🎶🎵

[@kenrup]

Nice!

[@waynejrice]

Aaaah!

[@cimbassonista]

Don’t panic!

[@philipperapalli2562]

Bravissimo.... quelle est la marque de ton tuba ? Quelle embouchure utilises-tu ? Merci pour ce bon moment ❤

[@500vdc]

So tasteful! Wonderful SMOOTH tone on that tuba! Just played this for our tuba-playing Japanese exchange student, and she loved it! BTW, is that a Royer ribbon mic clamped onto your bell? No effect on bell resonance? Certainly allows you to move without being in the ideal mic position! :-)

[@cimbassonista]

Thank you! :) Yes, its a Royer. I really like ribbon mics on low brass! We use them for the whole trombone section!

[@cimbassonista]

Thank you! :) Yes, its a Royer. I really like ribbon mics on low brass! We use them for the whole trombone section!

[@aguynamednathan]

Where did you get that mic clip for your bell?

[@cimbassonista]

It’s a K&M 24040

[@aguynamednathan]

@@cimbassonista Thanks! I'll look it up. I've been looking for a clip like that for my horn.

[@tdoyr]

My jazz instructor told me that I should double another instrument like trombone because jazz tuba isn’t common Something makes me feel like he’s wrong

[@cimbassonista]

I’d say that it depends on what you want to do :) The world needs more kick-ass jazz tuba players!!

[@tdoyr]

@@cimbassonista Agreed. Tubas rise up

[@cimbassonista]

👍

[@tdoyr]

Speaking of jazz tubists being rare, do you know of any artists I could listen to for a better idea of what to sound like? I’ve only really seen 2 not including you. I mean sure lots of big bands have tubas, but I want the pure tuba feel in the music so I can really get a good visualization (sonocization?) of what I need to produce to make a “good” tuba sound. Unfortunately, most middle school jazz pieces only really have a trombone part so I can only really do that until we get lucky and have a piece with a tuba part.

[@cimbassonista]

@@tdoyr I don’t know that it’s so different…besides Howard Johnson and Bob Stewart, check out Oren Marshall and Sergio Carolino, fantastic players, albeit not straight jazz players. Lots of improv, though…and great sound!