> Particleking said on
12-02-2009 at
03:03:
its funny to think that this guys tounge is moving back and forth faster than some machine gun firing pins, ROFL, i can see why he made his carrer on tuba solos, he's FREAKIN INSANE-
> charleskesler said on
11-30-2009 at
03:05:
Actually, the flute takes more air.... .Hate to brake it to ya! I'm a tuba player.
> TheVinicimtripe said on
11-26-2009 at
21:54:
o cara toca muito
> Kagome811 said on
11-25-2009 at
03:42:
I'm sorry to disagree with your opinion, but I play both flute and tuba, and they're both unique and difficult in their own way. Although, I've always thought that I've used more air while playing the tuba...it definately feels like it.
> proudsmurf7 said on
11-23-2009 at
20:27:
no tuba still takes more air
> 1205600 said on
11-22-2009 at
19:26:
Actually, because the flute is basically a hollow piece of metal, air escapes from the instrument itself faster, thus requiring more air. Yes, I realize this was 3 weeks ago, I just love to do this kind of thing. (:
> Musicdude2021 said on
11-21-2009 at
15:43:
This is the only man in the world that has made a total career on solo tuba performance...He went to LMU TN on his tour in the US...Luckly the director at LMU brought him down to our highschool Union Count High School where he gave a free master class to the tuba and baritone students from the surrounding schools and colleges it was a honor
> tuba391 said on
11-18-2009 at
03:39:
I think he has a different horn now because there is a video of him owning the Vaughn Williams Tuba Concerto and the horn is not the same one, at least it doesn't look like it.
> rubix12321 said on
11-18-2009 at
03:12:
@bboyquicksproduction I remember right after I found out about Baadsvik I heard of what tuba he had recently gotten, if this is that tuba, then it is an Eb Miraphone Norwegian Star, I believe.
> rubix12321 said on
11-18-2009 at
03:10:
@Fujishigi There are no multiphonics in the song. It's all tonguing and slurring, if you get a chance look at the Arban arrangement for Carnival of Venice and you will see what it is really like.
> Aydee2020 said on
11-16-2009 at
04:17:
the tuba looks smaller,what is it in?
> nuclearRabbit123 said on
11-16-2009 at
02:40:
prefer bobo's version
> Oreo493 said on
11-15-2009 at
18:41:
I play Alto sax.(not like thats important) just saying....
> Iceprince4500 said on
11-13-2009 at
23:54:
its so technical, that to me, it just kinda sounds like random sputters, though i know its a really hard piece. i could never play it. never. just saying though.
> aChronister95 said on
11-12-2009 at
02:24:
well duh
> Bbobe900000 said on
11-11-2009 at
22:14:
definitely more pleasant to listen to on tuba. At least w/ mr. Baadsvik playing it. Wynton Marsalis's version is yes played perfectly but trumpet double tonguing sounds too punchy, too forced. That's one thing I like about tuba. If you want double tonguing to sound good it HAS to be smooth. And Oystein Baadsvik's multiple tonguing definitely is.
> tubacorbin said on
11-11-2009 at
03:42:
except he's playing on an Eb....
> hvkarajanfan said on
11-09-2009 at
16:27:
and i think it is a little less pleasant to listen to on a tuba
> hvkarajanfan said on
11-09-2009 at
16:25:
listen to any version where wynton marsalis plays it and tell me its not fun and exciting to listen to
> outofmylaboratory said on
11-08-2009 at
08:53:
this is really freaking awesome. I love it haha.
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