What is the range of a Tuba?

The range of a tuba typically spans from the lowest fundamental note, which is usually around Bb1, up to F5, although different tubas may have slightly varying ranges. However, option A, indicating a range from G0 to C5, encompasses a broader spectrum where the lower register begins at G0, which can be achievable on certain types of tubas. This choice correctly reflects the extensive range that a tuba can cover, considering that some models allow for lower pitches. Therefore, it highlights the instrument’s capability to produce deep, resonant sounds in addition to its higher notes. The specifics of the tuba's design, the player's technique, and the type of tuba also influence the practicality of these ranges.