Guide to the Euphonium Repertoire

Lloyd Bone is Visiting Assistant Professor of Music at Glenville State College in Glenville, West Virginia.Eric Paull is Adjunct Professor of Music at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tennessee.R. Winston Morris is Professor of Music and Instructor of Tuba and Euphonium at Tennessee Technological University, in Cookeville, Tennessee, where he has been on the faculty since 1967.

• ContentsForeword, R. Winston MorrisPrefaceAcknowledgments, Lloyd E. Bone Jr.Acknowledgments, Eric Paull1. A Short History of the Euphonium and Baritone Horn, Michael B. O'Connor2. Music for Euphonium and Keyboard, Lloyd BoneWorks Listed by ComposerWorks Listed by TitleEuphonium and Keyboard CollectionsEuphonium and OrganFrench Euphonium Solos with Keyboard3. Music for Euphonium and Wind Band, Adam Frey4. Music for Euphonium and Brass Ensemble, Adam Frey5. Music for Euphonium and Orchestra, Adam Frey6. Music for Euphonium in Mixed Ensemble, Seth D. FletcherTwo PlayersThree PlayersFour PlayersFive PlayersSix PlayersSeven PlayersEight PlayersNine PlayersTen PlayersEleven PlayersTwelve PlayersThirteen PlayersFourteen Players7. Music for Unaccompanied Euphonium, Neal Corwell8. Music for Euphonium and Electronic Media, Neal Corwell9. Music for Multiple Euphoniums, Seth D. FletcherTwo PartThree PartFour PartFive PartSix PartEight PartNine PartTwelve Part10. Recommended Repertoire Written for Other Instruments, Sharon HuffEuphonium with PianoUnaccompanied SolosCollectionsMethod BooksTwo EuphoniumsThree EuphoniumsFour Euphoniums11. Methods and Studies, Brian Bowman12. Band and Orchestral Excerpts, Brian Bowman13. Recommended Basic RepertoireFor the High School Student, Carroll Gotcher and Atticus HensleyFor the University Student, Brian L. BowmanFor U.S. Military Band Auditions, Brian L. BowmanFor High School and College Tuba/Euphonium Quartets, Sharon Huff14. Discography, Eric PaullEuphonium Recordings by ArtistEuphonium Recordings by TitleEuphonium Recordings by ComposerAddresses of Recording Companies/Distributors15. Bibliography, Kenneth R. KroescheBooksDissertations, Theses, and Research ProjectsArticlesReferences16. Euphonium Composer Biographies, Mark Walker17. Biographical Sketches of Professional Euphoniumists, Bryce Edwards18. Guide to Trombone/Euphonium Doubling, John Mueller19. The Euphonium in Jazz, Marcus Dickman20. Equipment, Demondrae ThurmanEuphonium Manufacturers and Distributors and Their ProductsEuphonium Mouthpieces and AccessoriesSpecialized Repair SourcesAppendix A: Composers', Publishers', and Manufacturers' Addresses, Joseph SkillenAppendix B: Recording the Euphonium, Neal CorwellAppendix C: Continuing Symposia, Competitions, Events, Festivals, and Summer Study, Lisa M. Hocking and Matthew J. TropmanAppendix D: The Freelance Euphoniumist, Bryce EdwardsContributorsIndex, Kelly Thomas

". . . outstanding documentation of the low brass repertoire . . . indispensable acquisitions for any library supporting tuba/euphonium studies. . . . Essential. Lower-level undergraduates through professionals/practitioners."—Choice"This text is so loaded with important information for the euphonium that it simply cannot be . . . thought of as anything but one of the most essential texts every serious low brass player must have . . ."—ITEA Journal