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There is a tenor version in B flat, called in England, the '''Euphonium''', in [[Germany]], the '''Barytone''' and sometimes in [[Italy]], the '''Bombarda'''. Also, various bass versions of the tuba exist, mainly heard in [[Wagner]] or the occasional brass band. Adolphe Sax, who invented the [[Saxophone]] developed an instrument, the "'''Saxhorn'''", bass versions of which are considered part of the tuba family.
There is a tenor version in B flat, called in England, the '''Euphonium''', in [[Germany]], the '''Barytone''' and sometimes in [[Italy]], the '''Bombarda'''. Also, various bass versions of the tuba exist, mainly heard in [[Wagner]] or the occasional brass band. Adolphe Sax, who invented the [[Saxophone]] developed an instrument, the "'''Saxhorn'''", bass versions of which are considered part of the tuba family.
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[[File:Blowhard.jpg|thumnbnail|center|400px|Swiss band tuba player leads a throng of the faithful from Peru congregating to partake in the Papal blessing.
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Piazza San Pietro, Vatican, Rome, Italy]]
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