Canadian Brass's video: Tuba Chat with David Fedderly

01:00 - Chuck talks about his best lesson with Arnold Jacobs 02:30 - Dave talks about his playing regimen after leaving the Baltimore Symphony 04:15 - Chuck asks Dave about the beginning of his musical background 07:40 - Dave talks about meeting Arnold Jacobs for the first time and what led him to study at Northwestern 10:00 - Chuck and Dave talk about their lessons with Mr. Jacobs at his house in Chicago 14:30 - Dave talks about subbing in for Arnold Jacobs in the CSO and the impact of his teaching on his development as a young professional 18:30 - Jarrett and Dave talk about subbing in CSO as a member of the Civic Orchestra of Chicago 23:30 - Dave talks about meeting Chuck for the first time at Ren Schilke's shop and one of his most memorable lessons with Arnold Jacobs 26:20 - Chuck mentions one thing that instrumentalists can learn from actors and opera singers 27:50 - Jarrett asks Dave if Arnold Jacobs' students were as successful back then as they are today, and who Mr. Jacobs' biggest influences were 31:00 - Chuck talks about Arnold Jacobs' extramusical abilities as a teacher, and comments that Dave's teaching is the closest pedagogically to Mr. Jacobs 33:00 - Dave talks about working with players exhibiting symptoms of focal dystonia, and his collaborative efforts with a plastic surgeon and physical therapist 35:45 - Jarrett asks Dave if he thinks that he is still emulating Mr. Jacobs' teaching or if he has formed an entirely separate pedagogy 38:00 - Dave talks about playing and recording with the Baltimore Symphony and David Zinman 41:25 - Chuck talks and Canadian Brass performing with the Baltimore Symphony for the first time 43:55 - Chuck discusses his motivation behind shining a light on the brass section of great orchestras when Canadian Brass plays with them 44:50 - Dave talks about the history behind Chuck's first quintet tuba 46:55 - Chuck asks Dave about the beginning of the Baltimore Brass Company and how Chuck helped him out at the start 49:00 - Chuck talks about Dave's wealth of knowledge with regard to instruments 51:00 - Jarrett asks Dave if BBC/instrument retail was part of his career aspirations when he was starting out 53:25 - Jarrett and Dave talk about how important it is for musicians to have side hustles, especially in the midst of a global pandemic