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Tuba To Trumpet. Sounds two octaves plus a major second lower than written (so part must be written two octaves plus a major second higher). Tuba in bb (also called 'double bb' or 'bbb tuba'): Perfect for ballads and slow solos Alto sax, alto clarinet, baritone sax a a# bb b c. Do to the lack of resistance tuba will require a much much much larger air stream than trumpet. Over the short haul you will. Trumpet, baritone t.c., bass clarinet d d# eb e f f# gb g g# ab a a# bb b c c# db eb instruments: The player actually learns a different set of fingerings for each different kind of tuba, thus in effect “transposing” the parts. The only caveat i would give: I used to play trumpet, but tuba takes a ton of air, i would greatly appreciate. Does anyone have tips they are willing to share to a new tuba player? I'm an amateur musician and i'm playing both tuba and trumpet (and also an euphonium) quite ok. Changes the sound of the trumpet from sharp to mellow in an uncomplicated way;

Perfect for ballads and slow solos Tuba in bb (also called 'double bb' or 'bbb tuba'): Over the short haul you will. I'm an amateur musician and i'm playing both tuba and trumpet (and also an euphonium) quite ok. Do to the lack of resistance tuba will require a much much much larger air stream than trumpet. Changes the sound of the trumpet from sharp to mellow in an uncomplicated way; I used to play trumpet, but tuba takes a ton of air, i would greatly appreciate. The player actually learns a different set of fingerings for each different kind of tuba, thus in effect “transposing” the parts. The only caveat i would give: Does anyone have tips they are willing to share to a new tuba player?

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Tuba To Trumpet I'm an amateur musician and i'm playing both tuba and trumpet (and also an euphonium) quite ok. Do to the lack of resistance tuba will require a much much much larger air stream than trumpet. Tuba in bb (also called 'double bb' or 'bbb tuba'): I used to play trumpet, but tuba takes a ton of air, i would greatly appreciate. Does anyone have tips they are willing to share to a new tuba player? Alto sax, alto clarinet, baritone sax a a# bb b c. Over the short haul you will. Changes the sound of the trumpet from sharp to mellow in an uncomplicated way; Sounds two octaves plus a major second lower than written (so part must be written two octaves plus a major second higher). Perfect for ballads and slow solos Trumpet, baritone t.c., bass clarinet d d# eb e f f# gb g g# ab a a# bb b c c# db eb instruments: The player actually learns a different set of fingerings for each different kind of tuba, thus in effect “transposing” the parts. I'm an amateur musician and i'm playing both tuba and trumpet (and also an euphonium) quite ok. The only caveat i would give: