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tuba

tuba
Noun
pl: tubas

The tuba is characterized by its massive physical presence and its role as the harmonic foundation of a wind ensemble or orchestra. It carries a connotation of weight and depth, often associated with the lowest register of the brass family, providing a sonic anchor that supports higher-pitched instruments.

In popular culture, the instrument is frequently used for comedic effect to signify clumsiness or pomposity due to its size and deep, booming timbre. However, in professional musical contexts, it is respected for its agility and power in both solo and ensemble performances.

Meanings

Nountuba

A large, low-pitched brass instrument with a wide bell and a conical bore, typically played with a mouthpiece.

The tuba provided the deep bass line for the orchestral piece.

Examples

The tuba provides the deep bass foundation for the entire orchestra.

I wonder if I can actually carry a tuba up those stairs.

I wonder if I can actually carry a tuba up those stairs.

He decided to join the school band and started learning the tuba.

He decided to join the school band and started learning the tuba.

School Life

The tuba player took a deep breath before the final note.

Put the tuba back in its case carefully.

The marching band sounded powerful with three tubas in the lead.

The marching band sounded powerful with three tubas in the lead.

That tuba is far too heavy for a child to lift.

That tuba is far too heavy for a child to lift.

The composer wrote a challenging solo for the tuba.

The composer wrote a challenging solo for the tuba.

History

I can hear the low rumble of the tuba from across the room.

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