Prof. Dirk Hirthe and his Miraphone F tuba 481 "Elektra"

Prof. Dirk Hirthe (Karlsruhe, Germany) demonstrates the sound potential and virtuosity of Miraphone's brand new F Tuba model 481 "Elektra". With the 1st movement from Anthony Plog's "Three Miniatures" and the 2nd movement of Bruce Broughton's sonata for tuba Dirk Hirthe shows us the entire scope of the vast possibilities with Miraphone's latest addition to the high-end tuba line. Viewers get an insight into the intricate research & design process preceding the release of the "Elektra" F tuba as well as some excerpts from Miraphone's manufacturing methods, which blend traditional hand craft and modern technology into a unique mastery of German brass instrument making.
The new tuba model 481 "Elektra" was introduced to the public for the first time in early 2015.

[@swswartz71]

Got it! Thank You!

[@jos6058]

Come on who can dislike this? THIS IS PURE GOLD!!!

[@will_ofstone1328]

Any recommended b flat models

[@llamasaxophone]

+Follower of the one true king Miraphone-186 4U series

[@berndschlabach3856]

Das Gerät.

[@swswartz71]

Subtitles? 😐please😳

[@MIRAPHONEGermany]

Sam Rudra Swartz Subtitles (Closed Captions) in English are included with this RUclips Video. Just click on the CC subtitle icon (to the left of the settings cogwheel on the bottom right corner of the RUclips windows). Closed captions in English will show automatically for all spoken words.

[@mikhail3643]

sorry i don't have money for this tuba

[@THEMAX-qt9qs]

Sorry aber der Herr Professor Hirthe hat als Professor eine sehr schlimme spieltechnik