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variety of jazz
styles as well film and
circus music. Most
professional tubists are tied to
ensembles such as
symphony orchestras and bands—including br****...
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Latin for "trumpet". A
person who
plays the tuba is
called a tubaist, a
tubist, or
simply a tuba player. In a
British br**** band or
military band, they...
- prin****l
tubist of the Los
Angeles Philharmonic; Alan Baer, prin****l
tubist of the New York Philharmonic; Gene Pokorny, prin****l
tubist of the Chicago...
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September 2002) was a
German free jazz and free
improvising double b****ist and
tubist. A
member of the
Globe Unity Orchestra, and a
touring double-b**** player...
- John
Fletcher (19 May 1941 – 7
October 1987) was an
English tubist and
French Horn player. He was born and
educated in Leeds, and was a
pupil at Leeds...
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Mischakoff and prin****l oboe
Philip Ghignatti. In 1943, he
became prin****l
tubist for the New York Philharmonic.
Leopold Stokowski invited Bell to perform...
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Herskedal (born 2
April 1982) is a
Norwegian jazz
tubist. He is
regarded as one of the most
talented jazz
tubists in Norway.
Herskedal started playing the French...
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Clifford James "Cliff"
Bevan (1934 – 26
December 2024) was an
English tubist, trombonist, organologist,
music historian,
composer and publisher. He specialised...
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Anthony "Tuba Fats"
Lacen (September 15, 1950 –
January 11, 2004) was a jazz
tubist and band leader. Tuba Fats was New Orleans' most
famous tuba
player and...
- 1978),
better known by his
stage name Tuba
Gooding Jr., is an
American tubist and
member of the hip hop band The Roots,
joining the band in 2007. He plays...
