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tuba1
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I was wondering what the lowest note is on the tuba? Does anybody know? 
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dtc91
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You can hear the overtones of the "double pedal C" (I don't think we call it that over here - possibly C0?)
Wikipedia says: "The lowest note in the widely known repertoire is a 16 Hz double-pedal C in the William Kraft piece Encounters II, which is often played using a timed flutter tongue rather than by buzzing the lips. The fundamental overtone of this pitch is subsonic, and its overtones define the pitch in the listener's ear."
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