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How To Hold A Tuba. Rest the tuba on your lap (the bell should point up!) 2. Position the tuba so the mouthpiece comes to you sitting up straight. Left hand should just support it and help keep it vertical and in a. Keep your head straight when playing to avoid straining any muscles in your back or neck. Your left arm should wrap around the instrument as if you’re giving it a gentle hug. Plus, you should have good control of that air to get a good range of notes on the instrument. Take your time to get used to holding your instrument, sitting up straight with your feet on the floor. Also, get used to picking the instrument up and putting it down again. Your right hand should be on the valves, with the mouthpiece by your face. Hold it on your lap with the bell pointed up. In this video, review how to produce the correct sound on the mouthpiece, then learn how to safely assemble the tuba/euphonium and how to hold. You need to be strong enough to hold the tuba, even when sitting down. Your hand can wrap around any pipe (s), as. It also requires a lot of air because of all of the tubing. Do not bend down to.

Take your time to get used to holding your instrument, sitting up straight with your feet on the floor. Left hand should just support it and help keep it vertical and in a. Rest the tuba on your lap (the bell should point up!) 2. Position the tuba so the mouthpiece comes to you sitting up straight. Do not bend down to. Your hand can wrap around any pipe (s), as. How to hold a euphonium, baritone, or tuba. You need to be strong enough to hold the tuba, even when sitting down. Plus, you should have good control of that air to get a good range of notes on the instrument. It also requires a lot of air because of all of the tubing.

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How To Hold A Tuba Your right hand should be on the valves, with the mouthpiece by your face. Take your time to get used to holding your instrument, sitting up straight with your feet on the floor. It also requires a lot of air because of all of the tubing. How to hold a euphonium, baritone, or tuba. Also, get used to picking the instrument up and putting it down again. Do not bend down to. You need to be strong enough to hold the tuba, even when sitting down. Hold it on your lap with the bell pointed up. Your right hand should be on the valves, with the mouthpiece by your face. Plus, you should have good control of that air to get a good range of notes on the instrument. Your left arm should wrap around the instrument as if you’re giving it a gentle hug. Your hand can wrap around any pipe (s), as. Keep your head straight when playing to avoid straining any muscles in your back or neck. In this video, review how to produce the correct sound on the mouthpiece, then learn how to safely assemble the tuba/euphonium and how to hold. Position the tuba so the mouthpiece comes to you sitting up straight. Left hand should just support it and help keep it vertical and in a.