u/Crimson_The_Inventor

Hi there, for reference, I'm a senior in high school and am likely going into music education, as most of my life has revolved around music. I also am in my school's marching, concert, and jazz band. I play a few instruments, so I have a pretty decent understanding of music theory. (Although I could use a bit of work for intervals and recognizing chords, as piano isn't one of my strong suits). I have also wanted to be an educator for a while now. (I was previously looking into either history or physics on the post-secondary level.) So, I wanted to see if there might be any tips for people looking to go into music education.

Hi, I'm a rising senior in high school and after a while of wanting to play tuba I finally had the opportunity of purchasing a concert Bb tuba. Previously I played alto saxophone for 4 years playing in marching, concert, and jazz band (For Jazz band I played Bari sax). I can read bass clef moderately. However, I want to audition on tuba next march for college. So, I wanted to see if there we're any tips on getting better at tuba.