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Young Freddie played the tonette and mellophone, then the trumpet, flugelhorn, piano, French horn, sousaphone and tuba - notably studying with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's first trumpeter Max Woodbury at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music.— Culture | guardian.co.uk
Stars and Stripes Forever ~ "Marine bandmaster John Philip Sousa becomes famous for his marches and inspires the sousaphone."— Twilight Language
They hired The Gus Ferguson Jazz Band, a four-piece led by Cameron Toll-based trumpeter Gus, plus a trombonist, banjo and sousaphone players.
Kirk Joseph, a founding member of New Orleans 'Dirty Dozen Brass Band, is an acclaimed New Orleans musician who is noted for his innovative style on the sousaphone.— NOLA Indymedia
For most people, a mention of the sousaphone conjures images of marching bands and drum cadences.— NOLA Indymedia
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