Mike Roylance

Excerpt tutorial with Mike Roylance, tuba. Wagner, “Ride of the Valkyries”
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[@sfarrellbike]

Thank you for posting this. My 15 year old son spent the entire evening watching and practicing his tuba with you.

[@keyonwilliamson]

We need more of this in the tuba world

[@TubaHead2]

This is fantastic! Thanks Mike and BSO for doing this.

[@datubaguy]

John, thanks for the kind words.

[@columbusindianaphilharmoni8486]

Perfection! Really nice chops! The fact that you still have a lively sound in such a dead room is amazing!

[@Gravid901]

Thank you for posting this! Great info made even more interesting through your playing/demonstrating.

[@DaveTopping]

Whoa. Thank you Mike. So much to think about and to work on. My teacher recommended that I watch this. What a great resource.

[@thecommakozzi8050]

Mike!!! Miss you man!

[@thecommakozzi8050]

Sounding great, as usual by the way!

[@arthurkrieck1]

I love this! Thanks!

[@arthurkrieck1]

Such great practice ideas, and techniques, whatever your instrument. I’ve got to check out that app!

[@TonyZilincik]

Thanks, Mike!! Be well!

[@jerrybyers2172]

It's GREAT to have a tuba lesson/demo played on a 6/4 CC tuba, instead of an F tuba for a change! And playing a note-worthy contrabass excerpt, instead of something in the treble clef on an F tuba!

[@2ATubaKnight]

My dad (also a tuba player) says it is always good to play in a bad sounding, small room like that. He says that if you can sound good in a bad room, you can sound amazing in a good room. There's a reason practice rooms sound bad.

[@leetsarmaklis]

Fantastic work Mike!

[@adamc.715]

Tom Rolfs next?!