No tuba forum :-(

    
No tuba forum :-(    15:55 on Tuesday, January 18, 2005          
(tuba power)
Posted by Archived posts

How come there is no tuba forum here?


Re: No tuba forum :-(    17:59 on Tuesday, January 18, 2005          
(saint nobunaga)
Posted by Archived posts

because tuba is just way too cool 4 us (actually i dont no i just felt like sayin this)


Re: No tuba forum :-(    22:33 on Tuesday, January 18, 2005          
(tuba power)
Posted by Archived posts

Well anyone who plays a double bass ot worse, a bass guitar, has no good reason to criticise the tuba. I mean, can you even HEAR a bass guitar over an orchestra? I don`t think so.


Re: No tuba forum :-(    01:19 on Wednesday, January 19, 2005          
(ric)
Posted by Archived posts

this is the bass forum, which automaically includes double, electric and, brass bass. oh yeah, don`t hate what you can`t play. i assume the guy who made the negative comment on the tuba carries around an electric bass, thinking he`s cool, and has absolutely no idea what music is. good for you, you aren`t really a bassist.


Re: No tuba forum :-(    05:39 on Wednesday, January 19, 2005          
(tuba power)
Posted by Archived posts

what about "bass" in the sense of tuba? It`s used that way too.


Re: No tuba forum :-(    22:16 on Sunday, February 20, 2005          
(666)
Posted by Archived posts

wut ubowt da fwentch hone? stoopid @#$^%&*#!!!!!!!!!!!!!! dey dunt meyk e-nuf phorums


Re: No tuba forum :-(    23:42 on Sunday, February 20, 2005          
(Riki)
Posted by Archived posts

yew confuze us bi dooing al dis RETARDED riting!

I hate bass guitars! They screw up our band! We have 4 bass guitars!

P.S. Are bass guitars even in an orchestra!?


Re: No tuba forum :-(    00:22 on Monday, February 21, 2005          
(Thomas (alto sax))
Posted by Archived posts

Bass guitars aren`t usually included in orchestras, but double basses are.

Sorry, carry on...


Re: No tuba forum :-(    00:24 on Monday, February 21, 2005          
(Thomas (alto sax))
Posted by Archived posts

Oh, and before I go, I`ll chip in 2 more cents.

If you want another forum included, then why don`t you email the people that RUN this site?

Think about it.


Re: No tuba forum :-(    03:13 on Thursday, October 13, 2005          
(Gareth)
Posted by Archived posts

How the hell can someone criticise and instrament that they arent even familiar with. I dont play the tuba and i dont say that the tuba is for losers.

There is a reason why bass has been a part of music for centuaries.
There is a reason why the greatest orchestral songwriters always include bass in their orchestra.
THATS BECAUSE ORCHESTRAL MUSIC ISNT COMPLETE WITHOUT BASS SOUND!
ITS THERE FOR A REASON!

Get a life tuba power, whoever you are.


Re: No tuba forum :-(    20:12 on Friday, October 14, 2005          
(shelly)
Posted by Archived posts

ewww, only losers play tuba


Re: No tuba forum :-(    17:01 on Sunday, October 16, 2005          
(bizace)
Posted by Archived posts

Tuba is not for losers, and bassists are musicians. I play both in our school band, and neither one is better than the other. This is comparing apples to oranges.

A tuba forum would be helpful though, as there would be a specific space to talk about aspects of the tuba.


Re: No tuba forum :-(    18:41 on Monday, April 24, 2006          

ifeedoffpain222
(3 points)
Posted by ifeedoffpain222

Okay, to the idiot(s) who said that the tuba is for losers hear this, it IS there for a reason. The reason is that too many high notes out of flutes and trumpets would be incredibly annoying. It is there to keep the other sounds under control. I play the tuba and it is there because flutes are like the cake and the tuba,trombone,bassoon,baritone are like the frosting. Without enough frosting, the cake would be untouchable. So don't say "ewwwww...." just because you yourself are incapable of playing it.


Re: No tuba forum :-(    21:58 on Wednesday, May 10, 2006          

babalou13
(10 points)
Posted by babalou13

Hey i totally agree with you. i dont play the tuba however i am friends with many tuba musicians and i was actually looking for a tuba forum so i could help out with instrumental problems since i work on tubas at a shop in north texas. From a musical standpoint a band just isn't a band without bass. seriously what do you turn up in your car, trebble or bass? yea. and anyone knows that a band or and orchestra cannot have any volume without a good tuba musician. look who you always balance to and then tell me they aren't important.


   




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