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Low Blows for Tuba

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Studies for the Development and Maintenance of the Low Register. Composed by Raul I Rodriguez. Full score (study). With Standard notation. Carl Fischer #BQ-177. Published by Carl Fischer

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Low Blows for Tuba
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Long-time educator and performer in the low brass, Rodr?guez has assembled 30 studies to help advancing tubists with their basics. These are especially helpful in wind flow and musicality, and a great way to become ever more familiar with ledger lines well below the staff. Practice in musicality is especially important for an instrument most commonly used as background, for, as Rob Roy McGregor points out, "It is a thrill when things go well. Why else would we do this?".

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