LSO Master Class - Tuba

Patrick Harrild from the London Symphony Orchestra gives a tuba master class for the KZbin Symphony Orchestra 2011: / symphony
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Your VOICE man!

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God he would've been so good in radio.

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[@jwjeffrey]

I would have thought he'd have at least a bigger tuba for the Orchestra but again this is London.Nice job either way.

[@littledrewboo]

He plays CC tuba as well as his EEb in the orchestra. I think he chose his EEb for this so he wouldn't have to bring 2 tubas. Playing Hungarian March wouldnt have been ideal on his CC

[@25143094rea]

This guy taught me a number of year’s back.....I don’t think there’s anything he can’t play. Eccentric....yes. Awesome musician......YES! IN TIME, IN TUNE, AND WITH A GOOD SOUND.....never forget that!!

[@nyancs7098]

If you’re playing Berlioz then he’s writing at a high register for tuba,

[@Aduysvmncmkouyf]

If you’ve ever watched bolero performed by the LSO in about 2009-2011, conducted by valery gergiev And you skip to where the tuba comes in playing the bass line(G2-C2) You will notice that you can very clearly hear him play, the sound of the timpani is darkened, and sounds a bit more serious, because of the tuba entry. He made the entire tone of the orchestra change to a much more serious tone, added weight to the bass, gave the timpani a bit more edge, and overall made a noticeable difference when he came in, because of that huge sound, I was there when they performed it live and I noticed a few heads turned when he came in, I watched him, then watched the upload, and it definitely matched the way he moved in real life.(basically he moved the same from what I could see live, and on the upload) they were the same performance.

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He sounds like his instrument

[@KaribaMusic]

inspired and grateful! May I ask your instrument?

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[@SandrineAnterrion]

Your voice is a bit like a Tuba... Very dramatic instrument.