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Throwback Thursday - December 26, 2024
Looking back to last weekend’s TubaChristmas in Akron and the Bluecoats representation we had there.
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Counting myself lucky I put on my winged eyeliner evenly TWO days in a row. Also repping the TubaChristmas drip at work today. Button and scarf ☺️ Happy 50th!!!
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As a euphonium player, I get excited every time I see a euphonium/baritone show up in pop culture. Someone finally recognizes us! Though I feel like it's always a coin flip between "hey we need some sort of obscure brass instrument" and "we actually want a euphonium". I'm looking forwards to see which one this turns out to be.
One of the telltale signs that someone is familiar with euphs is that 95% of us fit into a personality type that I think of as "go with the flow". We don't 'choose' to play euph, but rather pick it up as the path of least resistance. Maybe all of the other instruments were already taken (like Kumiko from Sound! Euphonium), or it fills a hole in the ensemble's instrumentation (this was me), or there is less competition during auditions (maybe a third of fellow euphs/tones from my school years). Usually our laid-back nature extends beyond music as well - the only time you'll find a euph as an instigator is when it involves dancing to the music or planning where to go to lunch. There's a reason why we all show up to Tuba Christmas but don't care that our instrument isn't in the name of the event :P
I have no idea if they talked about it on the stream, but I'm hoping to find that Bassline is the chillest of the Leithanian ops. Like Noir Corne levels of chill. Or Elysium in beach mode.
I hope that lore for how their callsign was chosen is included too. I can already imagine the conversation;
"It's a Euphonium, I use it to channel my arts... Maybe you've heard it called a Baritone? They're pretty similar... No, I don't sing. Though if you were singing I guess it would be in the Tenor range... Well, a saxophone is a woodwind, this is more like a trombone... Yeah, it does look like a small tuba... *exasperated sigh* Yes, I do know how to play Seven Nation Army... sure, 'Bassline' sounds fine."
#arknights#bassline#I've had that exact conversation with so many family/friends/acquaintances who ask about my instrument#this was written for me and the like three other euphs who play arknights#euph = euphonium or euphonium player#tone = baritone or baritone player#baritones and euphoniums are different but even most of us don't know what the difference is lmao#I'm choosing to believe that bassline plays a euphonium because of the fourth button on the slide with the pennant#unless the TL proves me wrong in which case I knew it was a baritone all along#I guess tubachristmas is probably an american thing? but it's so fun and absurd (and free!) and everyone should go at least once
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Santa Wants a Tuba For Christmas composed and conducted by Norlan Bewley, sung by Harvey Phillips at the 1998 Bloomington, Indiana TubaChristmas.
Harvey Phillips was the founder of TubaChristmas.
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god i yearn to do tubachristmas again
#court rambambles#found out they do it in a fuck ton of locations now and they do one really close by so i think i might this year if at least the one around#here and not the chicago one since im in Illinois. which i highly suggest the ballroom is BEAUTIFUL the whole house is beautiful really.#i left a stand that wasnt mine there the one time i went in high school um teehee. dw about it.
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In which we toot the horn of TubaChristmas, celebrating its 50th brassy birthday
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TubaChristmas, a beloved musical tradition, turns 50 this year : NPR
Hundreds of musicians display their tubas after completing TubaChristmas Dec. 18, 2003, in Chicago. Tim Boyle/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Tim Boyle/Getty Images Hundreds of musicians display their tubas after completing TubaChristmas Dec. 18, 2003, in Chicago. Tim Boyle/Getty Images On the first TubaChristmas, around 300 musicians showed up at the ice skating rink at…
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Watch Philadelphia celebrates 'TubaChristmas’ fiftieth yr at Cherry Road Pier - Philly News
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2024 Akron TubaChristmas Photos (And Videos!)
It was another fun time with friends and Christmas carols. Also low brass. Lots of low brass. Here’s a few photos and videos from today’s event.
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#2024#2024 Akron TubaChristmas#2024 TubaChristmas Season#Akron#Christmas#EJ Thomas Hall#Music#The University of Akron#TubaChristmas
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Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from Mochi and I 💕✨🎄 so grateful for my life and everyone in it.
Here’s a picture of me at TubaChristmas in FW! ☺️💕 I love fucking playing the tuba and beyond thankful I’m in a place where I am confident in my sound and how much I have improved over the course of my time in college/university.
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El niño del tambor, pero con tuba: Este 10 de diciembre, cientos interpretaron juntos villancicos con tuba en Nueva York como parte de TubaChristmas, un evento anual que cumple 50 años en 2023. [x]
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Philadelphia celebrates 50th year of 'TubaChristmas' with performance at Cherry Street Pier
From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know! Dozens of musicians came …
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it's beginning to look a lot like tubachristmas- tomorrow at noon at Boston's Downtown Crossing (Millennium Tower steps) actually!
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