@Davidt33 Well, I wanted to be in band, and none of the other instruments really appealed to me. I tried playing the tuba, and it just came naturally to me. I enjoy it too. I love band, and my teacher, Mr. Scott, has inspired me to become a band teacher.
@Davidt33 I've been playing for about 3 and a half years now. I'm also in marching band. I play with Lapel, but last year I was an Anderson Indian Marching Highlander.
Hey, thanks for your YouTube appearance.. Great! You should be highly commended for doing it and encouraging other young tubists. . . . the only catch is ( who is your teacher? ) It is considered to be a NO NO to allow a tuba player to learn to play with their cheeks puffed out. I think you have great potential. Keep up the good work. Tuba Ed
@chased67 Thanks, My first band teacher was Mr. Myron Taylor and Mr. James HandShoe, then I transfered to Lapel after my 7th grade year where Mr. Greg Scott was my teacher, then half way through 9th I went to Daleville under the teachings of Mrs. Arron Stout, now I'm back in Lapel. But this past summer I was taught in marching band under Mr. Brad Milliman.
OMG! Your juz like me can't play without puffing
ratisoe1305 2 weeks ago
there's nothing wrong with puffing out your checks if anything it will help with not being sharp and better articulation.
thewhiteone102 3 months ago
Good, just dont puff your cheeks so much. I'm excited. Our concert is 12/9/11. I play tuba also.
funnymonkey1027 3 months ago
hey this sounds nice :)
Eusi1984 3 months ago
@sasukeprodictionsinc
ccool were in the same grade c:
mikey909080 3 months ago
@sasukeprodictionsinc
what grade are you in??
mikey909080 3 months ago
@mikey909080 I'm now a softmore in high school.
sasukeprodictionsinc 3 months ago
Great, now don't puff your cheeks.
CaptinAwesome15 3 months ago
@CaptinAwesome15 Yet again, I've stopped that.
sasukeprodictionsinc 3 months ago
@jarfullofjellybeans8 Sorry I didn't wanted to offend anyone.
isaias1679 4 months ago
What do you think on mexicans using Tuba in most of there songs? Would you ever play for a mexican band?
isaias1679 4 months ago
@isaias1679 Okay shut up. That has nothing to do with any of this.
Jarfullofjellybeans8 4 months ago
@Jarfullofjellybeans8 Be nice. All comments are welcome.
sasukeprodictionsinc 3 months ago
@isaias1679 Um...I think it's great that the culture spreads. And maybe.
sasukeprodictionsinc 3 months ago
What inspired you to become a tuba player?
Davidt33 6 months ago
@Davidt33 Well, I wanted to be in band, and none of the other instruments really appealed to me. I tried playing the tuba, and it just came naturally to me. I enjoy it too. I love band, and my teacher, Mr. Scott, has inspired me to become a band teacher.
sasukeprodictionsinc 4 months ago
How long have you played the tuba and what ensembles do you play with?
Davidt33 6 months ago
@Davidt33 I've been playing for about 3 and a half years now. I'm also in marching band. I play with Lapel, but last year I was an Anderson Indian Marching Highlander.
sasukeprodictionsinc 6 months ago
Hey, thanks for your YouTube appearance.. Great! You should be highly commended for doing it and encouraging other young tubists. . . . the only catch is ( who is your teacher? ) It is considered to be a NO NO to allow a tuba player to learn to play with their cheeks puffed out. I think you have great potential. Keep up the good work. Tuba Ed
chased67 7 months ago
@chased67 Thanks, My first band teacher was Mr. Myron Taylor and Mr. James HandShoe, then I transfered to Lapel after my 7th grade year where Mr. Greg Scott was my teacher, then half way through 9th I went to Daleville under the teachings of Mrs. Arron Stout, now I'm back in Lapel. But this past summer I was taught in marching band under Mr. Brad Milliman.
sasukeprodictionsinc 6 months ago
@sasukeprodictionsinc I know that now, and I've stopped.
sasukeprodictionsinc 6 months ago