A tuba that is shaped in such a way where it 'wraps' around your body. Its main function is to be used in marching bands. Its named after John Phillip Sousa, a very famous American bandmaster and composer known for his marches.

see the related link below for more:

yes, their love was real

no, it has a mouthpiece where you "buzz" your lips.

It depends on the type of Tuba, really. In the most common tubas (I think they're F Tubas), a concert Bb is a Bb. In other tubas, it may vary. I think that on a Bb Tuba a concert Bb is a C. For other variations I would suggest consulting a professional musician.

Start with basic rhythms and slowly work your way up. I recommend taking a music theory class.

Yes, a tube is bigger than a clarinet and a Violin size wise but if you mean popular instrument in a orchestra or band, clarinet is usually the biggest sections in a band tubes are usually one or two if you are lucky.

He blew a joint

He was credited with twenty one stolen basses.

Technically, yes it is. It's a brass instrument in which the movement of blown air produces the sound.

NB. 'Wind instrument' is not a usual term as it is too vague. The more common terms are woodwind or brass.

A tuba that is used in a marching band, that is wrapped around a person's body is called a susaphone, other than that it is generally called a tuba.

that is really hard to do... only ever pulled it off once. the easiest way is to work down to it. the harder way is to just start on it. in this latter case, you could try to start out with the standard buzz, but i've found that the sound peters out after a few seconds. i've heard of people using a slow flutter tongue. the trick is to use a LOT of air and keep your lips really really relaxed.

hope it helps! good luck!

The bassoon has the most keys out of any instrument. It has 9 keys for the left thumb alone, 4 for the right thumb, 4 keys and 2 holes for the left hand and 6 keys and 2 holes for the right hand. This makes a total of 23 keys and 4 holes.

by blowing into the mouthpiece creates a vibration the send sound to the valves, then its up to you how high/low the sound is depending on the valves pressed and how your tight your mouth was. then the sound projects throughout the tuba and out the bell.

A tuba used in marching bands is called a sousaphone.

You play every note including sharps/flats up to an octave higher than the note in which you started with.

go to www.musicnotes.com or click on the link. then type in Indiana Jones or raiders march. there are the multiple results. click on the one that says instrumental. if it doesnt play u need to either download whatever it says on the page.

Cornu

Tuba Tuba is a plant grown in the Philipines. As an herbal medicine, the sap of the plant is believed to have anti-cancer properties. The leaves can be used stomach ache and can also be used as a natural insect repellant. The roots of the jatropha are used as an antidote for snake bites. The bark can be used as treatment for sores while a tea from the roots and leaves can be used to treat diarrhea. The oil extracted from the plant's seeds, aside from being an alternative to fuel can also be used in the process of soap making. Extract from the plant's roots can be processed as yellow dye while the extract from its barks can be processed to produce blue dye. The seeds can be pounded and used for tanning leather. The plant itself can be used to prevent soil erosion. But the most promising use is as a source of biofuel.

All part of the plant contain poison so don't use it for anything unless you are sure you know what you're doing.

check your exaust system including headers,pipes,cat if still on and the muffler there is a possiablity that the muffler A. has been damaged and has a hole in it or B.it has a preformance muffler on it causing the annoying sound or C. the other parts have holes in them and are letting exsive sound pass out * it sounds as if a fart_can has been installed on it,take it to a muffler shop

Flute

New Conn tubas are about 4,500 dollars and there is a completely restored one on eBay for 2000 dollars, so depending on how it looks and the age you probably would not get more than 2000 dollars for it.

obviously a dum tuba like himself and you

Your esophagus (the thing that brings food down when you swallow) uses muscles to bring/keep food down into the stomach, so your esophagus basically pinches together above the food and pushes it down like a tube of yogurt. If you ate food upside down, than it wouldn't just come right back out, it would still go down to the stomach like normal.