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History of the Tuba
Parts of the Tuba
Tuba Tuning Slides
What are Tuba Valves?
Fingering on Tuba Valves
How to Make Sounds with a Tuba
Tuba Playing Breathing Techniques
How to Play the C Major Scale on the Tuba
How to Play the C Minor Scale on the Tuba
How to Play the F Major Scale on the Tuba
How to Play the B Flat Major Scale on the Tuba
How to Play the E Flat Major Scale on the Tuba
How to Play the A Minor Scale on the Tuba
How to Play the D Minor Scale on the Tuba
How to Play the G Minor Scale on the Tuba
Improv Tuba Jam Session
Summary: Play the A minor scale on the tuba; learn more with tips from our professional tuba player and teacher in this free tuba video music lesson.
Kevin is 51 years old. He is a poet, therapist, and a tubist. Kevin has played a variety of musical styles over the course of his life, as well as a variety of musical ensembles to...read more
"We're now doing the melancholy and sad keys, the minor keys. This is A Minor. This is commonly a minor key because, maybe you'll hear about this later, but it's called a "relative minor". It has the exact same fingerings as C Major, but the sound is quite a bit different as you will hear. That did sound melancholy. Well, that's what minor chords will do, music will elicit certain emotions kids. That's what we love about music. Kevin will be better in a minute. "
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