Does anyone still at this at their TubaChristmas events? In Baltimore, it was (maybe still is?) a yearly tradition, and was Ed Goldstein on tuba (his factory 6/4 Holton CC) and Harvey (in person) singing (as many years as he was able).
I haven't been back to Baltimore TC since Harvey died, so I'm not sure if this stopped or has continued.
I miss it.
Perhaps a Hallmark of a TC event that I organize one day...
Santa wants a tuba for Christmas
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Re: Santa wants a tuba for Christmas
I have not attended Baltimore but they have not in the ones I have attended.
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