Categories: Hymn Tunes, SOLOS - Euphonium Composer: Henry Francis Lyte Arranger: Rodney Newton
Euphonium Solo This popular hymn tune is here arranged for euphonium solo with brass band accompaniment. The sensitive and reflective treatment allows the soloist to exploit the sonorous sound of the instrument. As recorded by David Childs on CD 21235 Hear My Prayer.
Category: SOLOS - Euphonium Composer: Peter Meechan
Euphonium Solo
Absolute Reality was composed following the devastating terrorist attacks carried out in the USA on September 11th 2001. The work is in no way an ‘In Memoriam’ to 9/11 but one person’s reaction to an event that shook the world, told through his music. The title of this work comes from Howl, a poem by Allen Ginsberg. During the poem Ginsberg writes of many talented and promising young friends who were destroyed, either killed or broken as people by American society. Throughout the entire poem, Ginsberg only uses capital letters for people and place names. However, two-thirds through the poem he writes of one of his friends being “…run over by taxicabs of ABSOLUTE REALITY…”. It was the true absolute reality of 9/11 that led Peter Meechan to write this work commissioned and premiered by David Thornton in November 2001.
Category: SOLOS - Euphonium Composer: Corelli Material: D. Wilby
Euphonium feature.
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"One of Mozart’s best-loved and most performed pieces is the lively ‘Rondo Alla Turca’ from the Piano Sonata in A minor, K331, written in Paris in 1778. In this arrangement the Rondo is preceded by a little-
known adagio, K580a, which existed previously as a fragment scored for solo clarinet and three basset horns. This completed version of the adagio is in sonata form, its main theme closely resembling Mozart’s famous motet Ave verum corpus."
You can view the Solo Euphonium part as a PDF image of this work on your computer, by clicking on the "MORE DETAILS" button on the right - this will reveal the PDF image for you to sample.
One of Mozart’s best-loved and most performed pieces is the lively ‘Rondo Alla Turca’ from the Piano Sonata in A minor, K331, written in Paris in 1778. In this arrangement the Rondo is preceded by a little- known adagio, K580a, which existed previously as a fragment scored for solo clarinet and three basset horns. This completed version of the adagio is in sonata form, its main theme closely resembling Mozart’s famous motet Ave verum corpus.
You can view the Solo Euphonium part as a PDF image of this work on your computer, by clicking on the "MORE DETAILS" button on the right - this will reveal the PDF image for you to sample.
18 original concert studies for advanced euph. players. Includes a demo CD featuring Steven Mead.
This is the BASS clef version.
Steven Mead says of this book : "Here are 18 original concert studies for you to enjoy. I am delighted to be involved with this terrific project and to bring to you these pieces. As you can see from the list of contributors, it really is an all-star line up of prominent brass composers who have turned their special talents to the genre of unaccompanied euphonium. You will have your favorites in this book as well as all present great challenges. They are not meant to be easy! Careful study will result in progress. Even if you do not get the chance to perform these in public, you will benefit from playing them. . I hope you find the CD useful. Try not to rely on it too much though. Make your musical decisions and use your imagination. I feel sure that these studies will become revered in the euphonium world and represent an important landmark in the history of our repertoire. Study exams and unaccompanied works in recitals need never again be full of trombone or trumpet solos arranged for the euphonium."
Category: SOLOS - Euphonium Composer / arranger: Steven Mead
18 original concert studies for advanced euph. players. Includes a demo CD featuring Steven Mead.
This is the Treble clef version.
Steven Mead says of this book : "Here are 18 original concert studies for you to enjoy. I am delighted to be involved with this terrific project and to bring to you these pieces. As you can see from the list of contributors, it really is an all-star line up of prominent brass composers who have turned their special talents to the genre of unaccompanied euphonium. You will have your favorites in this book as well as all present great challenges. They are not meant to be easy! Careful study will result in progress. Even if you do not get the chance to perform these in public, you will benefit from playing them. . I hope you find the CD useful. Try not to rely on it too much though. Make your musical decisions and use your imagination. I feel sure that these studies will become revered in the euphonium world and represent an important landmark in the history of our repertoire. Study exams and unaccompanied works in recitals need never again be full of trombone or trumpet solos arranged for the euphonium."
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