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Hi everybody! :thumbsup:

Are there compositions where tuba and cello play together (as in playing the exact same notes at the exact same time, not counterpoint or duet), providing harmony for a melody-playing instrument like violin? Both cello and tuba have a bass sound, so is it logical that they provide good balance for a high-pitched violin or flute?

Thanks,

El

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That is, if you're aiming for a big, fat, bassline - and thinking a cello section, not a single cello which would just be drowned. Just be careful, as the tuba's lower range is deeper than the cello's (running into double bass territory).

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