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"They look after their regulars very well – that's the secret," said Martin Knowles, a tubist from the English National Opera, sipping a pint of Darkstar Hophead with colleagues under the whir of a fan.

Pub of the year award goes to a London local for first time 2011

Plus, if it's one thing a tubist loves, it's attention.

The Unbearable Lowness of Brass 1 Dinosaur 2008

A pianist and tubist by training, Mr. Benjamin discovered his calling as an 8-year-old in the 1970s: Seeking amusement while visiting his grandparents 'New Jersey home, he wandered out to the garage, where he discovered their 1917 Victrola.

Benjamin's Ragtime Band 2008

The Salt Lake TribuneUpdated: 04/02/2010 12: 11: 58 PM MDT Have tuba, will Chicago Symphony Orchestra and former principal tubist of the

WN.com - Articles related to World Trade Center (PG-13) 2010

The Salt Lake TribuneUpdated: 04/02/2010 12: 11: 58 PM MDT Have tuba, will Chicago Symphony Orchestra and former principal tubist of the

WN.com - Articles related to World Trade Center (PG-13) 2010

SYMBIOSISDUO - Dr. Stacy Baker, tubist and professor of music at Morehead State University, and Gail Robertson, euphoniumist and instructor of music at the University of Central Florida

Morehead State University - News 2010

Brass quintets proliferated, a boon for tuba players, because brass players on university faculties needed a tubist colleague to form a group.

NYT > Home Page By DANIEL J. WAKIN 2010

WHEN the tubist Charles Daellenbach and four compatriots formed the

NYT > Home Page By PHILLIP LUTZ 2010

Baadsvik is generally recognized as the greatest tuba player in the world, a player who stands a head taller (figuratively and literally) than any other tubist around.

DCist 2009

The event was founded in 1974 by tubist Harvey Phillips in honor of another famous tubist who was born on Christmas Day in 1902.

WCAX - Local News 2009