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Tuba edition
Instrument-specific part book. Each player in the band buys their own instrument's version, not one shared book.

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Tuba book from Alfred's Accent on Achievement band method series. For students in a school band program working through the tuba part.

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Instrument-specific part book. Each player in the band buys their own instrument's version, not one shared book.
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Books are numbered by level. The right book is whichever one your director assigns.
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Written in bass clef at concert pitch, so the same book serves BBb tuba and sousaphone.
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Standard method-book pricing. Expect to buy the next level book as the year progresses.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Ask your band director. Accent on Achievement is graded by level, and the assigned book number has to match what the class is playing from.
Yes. Band tuba parts are bass clef at concert pitch, so a sousaphone player reads the tuba book without transposing.
It is built for classroom band, with parts meant to be played alongside other instruments. Usable alone, but a private teacher fills the gaps.
Plan on the print tuba book only. If you want play-along tracks, source them separately.
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