Charles Daellenbach

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Charles Daellenbach ("Chuck") is a tuba player best known as one of the founders of Canadian Brass, a very popular brass quintet known for its virtuosic skill, broad range of musical fare, and humorous presentation style. He formed the group along with trumpeter Stuart Laughton and trombonist Gene Watts in 1970, and is still the tuba player in the group today. Chuck Daellenbach is well-known not only for his skill as a tubist, but also his personality and stage presence.

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