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A tuba is a large brass instrument that you play by blowing into its mouthpiece. In a marching band, the tuba player plays the lowest, deepest notes (and also has to lug around her tuba).

There are several different tubas (or saxhorns), including the tenor tuba or euphonium, the bass tuba, and the BBb or contrabass tuba. Most modern instruments have a conical bore, but there are variations in construction and name from country to country.

The tuba, which produces the lowest pitched sound of all brass instruments, brings an essential luster and sheen to any musical genre from jazz and classical through to pops.

The sizes: the sousaphone is basically a circular version of the tuba; although it looks bigger because of the sousaphone's oversized bell reaching up to 32 inches. The weight is carried on the player's shoulder, with most sousaphone being pitched in BBb with tubing of 18 foot.

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The name "tuba" comes from the Latin word for "tube," but was also used for an ancient bronze instrument used in Greece and Rome. The name was later used as a blanket term for horns, trumpets, and bugles. Moritz called his invention the "basstuba" since it had a lower tone than historical "tubas."

euphonium The euphonium is the tenor voice of the tuba family. It is used in concert bands, military bands, brass choirs, and occasionally in the orchestra. A euphonium player may also be fluent on the trombone as the mouthpiece size is similar.

Tenor instruments: trombone, euphonium, tenor violin, tenor flute, basset horn, tenor saxophone, tenoroon, tenor recorder, bass flute. Baritone instruments: cello, baritone horn, bass clarinet, bassoon, baritone saxophone.

The euphonium is the tenor voice of the tuba family. It is used in concert bands, military bands, brass choirs, and occasionally in the orchestra. A euphonium player may also be fluent on the trombone as the mouthpiece size is similar.

tuba. noun. tu·​ba ˈt(y)ü-bə : a brass musical instrument of lowest pitch with an oval shape and valves for producing different tones.

Ṭūbā (Arabic: طُوبَى, lit. 'blessedness') is a tree which grows in Jannah (Arabic: الْجَنَّة, Paradise, Garden) according to Islam.

Tuba is Latin for "trumpet". A person who plays the tuba is called a tubaist, a tubist, or simply a tuba player. In a British brass band or military band, they are known as bass players.