体に巻き付けて担ぐ大型のチューバ。ベルが頭上に大きく開き、マーチングバンドらしい絵になる。
使いどころ: 吹奏楽・パレードの楽器指定に。制服姿と併用。
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Danbooru の英語定義
A type of tuba with conical tubing that is widely used in marching bands. It is designed in a way that fits around the body of the tubist. While the valves are near chest level, the bell is above the player's head. It was developed in the 1890s by one J.W. Pepper at the request of John Philip Sousa (1854–1932), the legendary American marching band director and composer, who wanted a tuba that was easier and more comfortable to march with than the types then in common use.