Tuba is the lowest register wind musical instrument. It is most often used in a symphony orchestra, making the general perception of sounds more powerful and complete. He rarely performs a solo part.
Tool History
The prototype of a modern tube is the result of the joint work of two German inventors: Viprich and Moprich. He appeared in the first half of the 19th century, had a rough timbre, and was too clumsy. The instrument did not differ in high-quality sound and was doomed to failure. The masters decided to leave this option and began to search for something more perfect. As it turns out later, this was their fatal mistake.
An abandoned experiment carried away Adolf Sachs, who revealed the main reason for the sharpness of the sounds being extracted. As it turned out, the selected ratio was initially not entirely true. After some time, Sax managed to correct the identified shortcomings, improve the design and create a musical instrument with perfect sound - a tube. From then to this day, this tool has not undergone any major changes.
