Bohland und Fuchs Kaisertuba

[Kontrabasstuba]

Hello everyone, after the first post on Facebook about my Bohland and Fuchs Kaisertuba from 1890 there were a lot of reactions. Therefore, here is a detailed sound sample. Detailed information in the YouTube video.
Enjoy listening!

[Worth]

A beautiful and inspiring treatment of Blazhevich 9 on such a classic with no slide pulling. A testament to the player and the horn. I now know one of the things I will be playing later!

[hrender]

Outstanding!

[Lch3]

Bravo!

Thanks, Daniel.

[Kontrabasstuba]

Thank you all! :-)

[Shawn]

Wow. You play at a very high standard. That's just gorgeous.
Equally interesting to me, you give the illusion that it's effortless.

[bort2.0]

Haunting!

Could live without the reverb, but a great sound! Post more videos with that beast!

[KingTuba1241X]

Pretty In Tune! And that 130 year old Patina.

[Mark E. Chachich]

Excellent job and I really like the old tubas (the second tuba player in my section plays an Alexander made around the 1890s). I also have some old tubas that I like. However, the main point is what you got out of the tuba and it was excellent (my wife agreed). Keep up the good work and always enjoy the tuba!

best,
mark

[prairieboy1]

Such sensitive playing! As was already said in this thread, "You make it look effortless"!

[Doc]

The sound is incredibly warm and smooth. And as always, Daniel plays wonderfully!

[Heavy_Metal]

Excellent job and I really like the old tubas (the second tuba player in my section plays an Alexander made around the 1890s). I also have some old tubas that I like. However, the main point is what you got out of the tuba and it was excellent (my wife agreed). Keep up the good work and always enjoy the tuba!

best,
mark

If I ever grow up, i want to sound this good on my ancient Alex. Well done!

[iiipopes]