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This is so helpful, I am going to my 8th grade jazz mpa soon and I am getting the privilege to play a sousa for gettin' down and I need to sound more like a bass then a tuba. Thanks a lot.

What instrument did you start out on? I’m trying to learn all the instruments I can already play 6 I started out on trombone then baritone tuba/sousa bass trombone then guitar and a bit of piano I can play the 4 brass very well and I love music and playing it

Now where to buy a sousaphone

🤔. ...dude I'm pretty critical about stuff....that being said.... you can travel a great distance w this song.... We should smoke a joint together let me contribute lol anyways sounds great man😅🦥🏆👍🧑‍🚀

Hi question, all the pieces that you took off did you carry with you in your carry on / personal bag? Or back in the sousaphone case for the trip? Thank you

I thought this was only in my singing monsters

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Watch out for the power lines, that thing is huge

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As a trumpet player, that looks scary

Sounds like you can't trust a wet fart

Do you use nylon?

Do the regular show start 😂

Are you double tonguing?

Can you please play the sticky by Tyler, The Creator bass part?

Lol my mom says that is like a frog lol but good job I love ittt

This looks like in the wildcat banned instrument This looks like the wild cats Madill Wildcats instrument that they use in our bands

I also really liked the quote from the bass line from the wiz... ;)

Here is one for you. In a polka band where you want kind of a fat brass sound with a sousaphone (dutchman style - Tuba, drums, Euphonium/baritone, trumpet, 2 reeds, accordion/vocals) I used an SM 57 and just stuck it all the way down into resting in the bottom crook of the sousaphone. Worked really well. However one time a sound guy kept changing the settings and I was balancing with the group and he kept cranking me up and the accordion. So I had to play quieter and quieter. The accordion's mikes started to feedback and the band leader went to the sound board during a chart put the squoze box down, marched up to the stage, set the sound and told the guy DONT TOUCH THE BOARD AGAIN! (it was someone who wasn't experienced) Finally I could use a little more volume and have some control. Never really had mike rattle. Did it in many performances out doors when everyone was miked for a bigger sound - or in a big hall like wurstfest in New Braunfels. That then led to 'I got the devil in me' musical joke. In the Emelia polka final strain/trio I get a little 3 step down note tuba solo. When we were playing in Ft Worth on the street in a 4 man gig I just decided to let out an enormous tuba honk instead of the expected da-da-da. It was an area with stores and apartments above and we were sort of wall paper music. So with the mike in the horn I let out a big blast like a mad elephant to get a little attention. Everyone came to their windows and looked up like 'what was THAT?' This broke up the guys so bad they almost couldn't finish the chart for laughing. Then it became a thing so they avoided the Emelia polka when I played. Or put in there to break people up as it was almost expected. I did in the wursthall with a LOT of amplification and people were having a good time not really expecting it and Jumbo Senior let out his challenge. That got everyone's attention in the hall and again everyone nearly fell of the stage laughing. My magnificent Stoopid tuba solo. If they asked me to play it right I did of course. But usually Emelia was trotted out with expected side glances... We also played San Antonio Rose or Nagasaki too (off shoot of the foxtrot orchestra's players) which put some variety in the sets. (Even broke into Living on a Prayer once - all played by ear) In polka music which can be repetitive I worked to make everyone sound better and went off page improvising/varying bass lines. This then invigorated and energized the other performers. My job as a tuba player is to make everyone sound better. I am the offensive lineman that lets the quarterback and star players do their thing. My foundation is what everyone builds on. If I do that well then everyone does better. (other than stoopid stuff) Really like your flexibility, playing and musicianship. I also play trombone, euphonium, and even sax for a little while. I did some electric bass but though meh... and also play accordion and keyboards. If you find the 'Here We Go' album by the Royal Klobasneks you can get a taste for how I did polka music. And in october, I either had a tux on or lederhosen... ;) I am mostly retired from that scene now just playing for fun in community groups or with friends.

Well said. Playing in the fox trot orchestra I modified my sound whether it was trying to imitate string bass in more modern fox trot music (1930s) or be fat and brassy like the New Orleans stomp, or delicately in an orchestra setting. Still be a tuba, but play to the style of the music. I gave these ideas a lot of thought in my performances with the Singapore Slingers. Even down to which horn I would use and sometimes even mouthpiece. Rose miraphone mouthpieces seem to work best for me, but a Loud LM 12 could add punch and ease articulation and a Conn 2 when I was playing 'wall paper music'. Give em what they are paying for. ;) Thanks for posting.

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Why does the trombone look like that lol 😭

B flats

Omg this inspires me so much!! I am a beginner tuba player, I just started this year. I love the tuba so much and I have so much inspiration to keep me going for who knows how long. This is some very amazing lip slurs. You are so talented!

He is hes not lying i say a clear version

Como se logran esos agudos!! Nesesito ayuda

I’ve chose this as my solo for my high school solo and ensemble I’ve been watching your content for a while on instagram and was really surprised to see you playing classical music love your playing man ❤

How do you even buzz that low!??

Super underrated man this is amazing and sounds so good I love the feel that you 2 put on this and I pove yalls sounds Now quick question do u prefer the F or C cimbasso

Bro that's amazing you can get that big of sounds in an instrument like that. That thjng looks like it has way too much air resistance

That would make a sick beat

What mouthpiece is this?

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How many octaves can you play

My dad at 3AM

I thought this was Rabea Massaad ha! Awesome horn!

On the fitness ball tuba??

Is that a Sousaphone? It kind of looks like one with the bell and all.

Spongebob alarm clock lookin ahh 😂

The less i knew about the music video the better person i were

That is a sousaphone

Any advice for those 16th note runs? Im currently working on this and those parts always stump me.

Isnt that a sausophone

Great !!!! <3

Devon, what's the texture on your Conn 20k? it looks almost like a vinyl wrap, and the rings on the bell seem custom too. Did you buy it as is, or did you have it done for stylistic purposes?

That tuba is a MONSTER DUDE!!

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