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Tuba Resources

Tuba Resources

Masterclass quotes, tuba resources from around the web, a YouTube playlist of amazing tuba playing, and another of tuba masterclasses.

Masterclass Quotes

Notes from classes I sat in on, organized by player.

Warren Deck

Former Principal Tuba of the New York Philharmonic and former Juilliard faculty. Now teaches at the University of Denver.

2015 Northeast Regional Tuba Euphonium Conference

A class given at NERTEC, hosted at Ithaca College.

Arnold Jacobs

Former Principal Tuba of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and one of the great brass pedagogues of all time.

1993, Northwestern University

Carol Jantsch

Principal Tuba of the Philadelphia Orchestra and Professor of Tuba at Temple University and Yale University.

2010 Monumental Brass Institute

Sam Pilafian

SEE NOTE — bio needs updating.

2010 International Tuba Euphonium Conference

On chamber music.

David Zerkel

Former member of the Pershing's Own United States Army Band and one of the best tuba and euphonium teachers in the world. Currently at the University of Michigan.

2014, George Mason University

Quotes from every masterclass I've attended, including Joe Alessi and Marty Hackleman, are collected here.

Tuba Playing to Fire Up Your Students Over 50 clips including Carol Jantsch, Sergio Carolino, Nat McIntosh and many others. There's a little of everything in here. Watch on YouTube Tuba Masterclasses on Video Classes worth watching with your students, or on your own. Watch on YouTube

Tuba Resources from Around the Web

Sites, articles and excerpt libraries from players and teachers worth following.