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In 2000, T.U.B.A. changed its name to the
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and the art of performance on the same over food and drinks. These informal meetings happened on an irregular schedule during the 1930s. A humorously indecent name for this group was chosen by Bell―the “Royal Order of pots” , for which the participants printed membership cards.
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T.U.B.A. became an international movement following The First
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was added to the scope of the association with a national symposium title being edited to include "tuba-euphonium" in 1974. The constitution drafted in 1973 was revised and adopted in 1975.
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later estimated some 150 new works derived from that effort. The
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