How To Use Sousaphone In A Sentence
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As a musician, he could swap between piano, double-bass and sousaphone; his jazzband held a residency for some years at the Ritz Hotel.
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It was from the helicon that Conn in the USA devised the sousaphone for the American bandmaster John Philip Sousa.
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As soon as I heard them, I bought everything they had ever recorded and I learned how to play the sousaphone so that I could form a brass band.
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Here's a picture NB snapped of the two oldest instruments in the group, the 1860 Civil War era baritone saxhorn and an old fashioned upright Sousaphone*, aka "raincatcher" from 1889:
Archive 2008-12-01
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Lupone, who played sousaphone in her high school marching band, will be hoisting a tuba onstage.
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Out of the corner of my eye I saw a dozen musicians climb on stage with no less than 15 instruments, including sousaphone, bass trombone, accordion, pedal steel guitar, saw and theremin!
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The four core members eventually began adding about one musician a month, providing musical saw, sousaphone, viola, Theremin and other instruments until there were 14 players.
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I was in the band in high school and junior high, and played the sousaphone and a little trombone and drums, and was the leader of the 72-piece marching band that we had.
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They won the entertainment section, with Matthew excelling on the washboard and Jonathan getting to grips with the sousaphone to play ‘Pasadena,’.
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Various songs also make use of mouthbow, harmonica, sousaphone and trombone.
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Merry Tuba Christmas," the 37th year of a performance of tuba, sousaphone and euphonium players from the metropolitan area; take an instrument to a 3 p.m. rehearsal for inclusion in the concert. 6 p.m.
D.C. community calendar, Dec. 2 to 9, 2010
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Unsurprisingly, harmonica worked a quite a bit better than sousaphone in this space.
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There are nine pieces: the central drum, dhol, drumset, percussion, sousaphone and several horns.
A Big Band for the World
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There are great melodies aplenty, serious dhol beating, and a variety of solos on the whole range of reeds and brass, plus a persistent bassline played on a sousaphone.
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Thankfully, all hands are steady enough to bear up under the scrutiny and they manage to avoid any true calamity, although moments do arise when you may find yourself longing for the introduction of a stray sousaphone or two.
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Various songs also make use of mouthbow, harmonica, sousaphone and trombone.
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A friend of mine came over Sunday afternoon for us to explore a new music project idea together: he's a talented tuba, sousaphone, and helicon player, and we worked together a few years ago as part of an eight-piece electronics orchestra.
Audiogearshopping
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How could he call her a band nerd when the thing he missed the most was his sousaphone?
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It was from the helicon that Conn in the USA devised the sousaphone for the American bandmaster John Philip Sousa.
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Just bring your tuba, sousaphone or euphonium to the 37th annual TubaChristmas, a mass tooting of the brass instruments; it's open to anyone with the necessary gear.
Getting Up Guide: PWYC for Second City; D.C. history lesson
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They started off slowly, the seven or more trombones (plus sousaphone and trumpet) creating a huge wave of sound, a giant chord.
