Question

Generally, symphony orchestras have four tubists in the brass section. Group of answer choices True False

Answer 1

Answer:

False

Explanation:

In general, there is only one tuba.

In the 19th century the romantic orchestra is already fully the symphony orchestra. The number of musicians increases (more than eighty), to accommodate the acoustics of the great concert halls and opera houses, with large numbers of people. Few new instruments, but variants of the previous ones appear: piccolo, English horn, bugle, bass trumpet, contrabassoon, tubas of various sizes, harps and a more varied percussion section, with the xylophone and the celestial.

Answer 2

Answer: It is false,  Symphony orchestras occasionally have only one tubist.

Explanation: