LSU Tuba and Euphonium Studio

Missing OcTUBAfest already? Don’t worry, we have another recital featuring our younger students tomorrow at 7:30pm in room 115 in the School of Music. We’ll see you there!

The 2019-2020 LSU Tuba and Euphonium Studio

photo credit to Anna-Karin's Photography

Wishing the best of luck to our students auditioning this week in D.C.! Play pretty!

The LSU Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble had a great time performing today at the International Tuba-Euphonium Association Conference at the University of Iowa! We're incredibly grateful for the opportunity to represent the LSU School of Music at this year's conference. A special shout out goes to alumni Danny Chapa and Richard Demy for sitting in with us, we had incredible time collaborating and making music with them!

The LSU Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble is having a great time in Iowa City, and we're excited to perform tomorrow morning at 11:15am at the International Tuba and Euphonium Conference!

Some ancestral instruments in Prague.

Need to hear some tuba before the semester ends? Studio member Adam Torres (MM) will be presenting a non-degree recital tomorrow @7:30pm in the Old Band Hall. Check out his event for more details Adam Torres Plays Some Tuba. We hope to see you there!

Congrats to Mark Bonner, Alexander Planche, Hunter Kane, and Larry Heard for their performance of Cosmic Voyage at Mark and Lisa's Recital! This quartet will be playing the piece one more time at tomorrow's Brass Day Recital in Tiger Band Hall @ 5:30pm. Come check them out alongside the LSU Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble and the LSU Brass Band.

DMA Candidate Allen Carpenter had the opportunity to play and learn from Scott Hartman, Lecturer in Trombone at the Yale School of Music and past member of Empire Brass. Allen is shown playing the Malcolm Arnold Quintet for Brass with the graduate brass quintet. Extremely thankful to have the opportunity to learn from great artists!