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Introduzione e Allegretto giocoso by Paolo Baratto is a work full of contrasts and liveliness. It begins with an expressive Introduzione in which each motif seems to emerge from a subtle interplay of...

Three Songs by Anthony Plog is a work for euphonium and piano, divided into three atmospheric movements: Morning, Afternoon and Evening. Each movement explores its own atmosphere and offers the solois...

From a technical standpoint, "Don Quixote", this enchanting suite, enables soloists and pianists whose instrumental proficiency falls between the end of Level 1 and the beginning of Level 2 (on a scal...

Song Without Words by Paolo Baratto is a lyrical and expressive work full of sensitivity. True to its title, it lets the music speak entirely without words. The melody unfolds naturally in a calm and...

Song Without Words by Paolo Baratto is a lyrical and expressive work full of sensitivity. True to its title, it lets the music speak entirely without words. The melody unfolds naturally in a calm and...

This work was commissioned by the Musikhochschule Bern (Switzerland) for the Soloist Diploma final examination of Roland Fröscher, a brilliant young euphonium virtuoso. The Capriccio is set in four mo...

The Euphonium Concerto by John Stevens was commissioned for American euphonium icon Brian Bowman, by DEG Music Products Inc. (USA) and Willson Instruments (Switzerland), in honor of his 30+ years asso...

Sketches 1998 is made of 3 movements written in a light style, alternating beautiful melodies with sharper rhythms.

Bagatelles, ''badineries'' or ''capricci'', allow composers to give free rein to their sense of humor, parody or mockery. This musical form strongly inspired Jean-François Michel, as the present 3 bag...

This composition, structured in the theme and variation form, draws its inspiration from the Calabrian folk song Pacchianella calabrisi. The melody of the folk song is presented here through five vari...

The Symphony Concertante was commissioned by the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra and premiered by the composer himself in July 2015 on serpent, cimbasso, ophicleïde and saxhorn. Roland Szentpali dedic...

Concerti anachronistici for various solo instruments, strings and basso continuo Dominique Roggen has always loved writing music that adheres to Baroque-era principles of musical counterpoint, form, a...

10 Classical Quartets' is a collection of quartets in the style of traditional horn literature - adapted for euphonium - richly detailed and written to use the whole range of the euphonium, with easy...

The collection of 12 fantasias for solo violin (TWV 40:14-25) by Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1757) was first published in Hamburg in 1735. The Italian influence of the sonata and concerto is clearly...

True to its title, this Humoresque is a witty, imaginative character piece, tailor-made to showcase the soloist’s agility and verve. It begins with a spirited Allegro giocoso, carried by a stream of t...

Johann Sebastian Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 1 is one of the most significant works of the Baroque era. It was composed at the beginning of the 18th century and dedicated to the Margrave of Brande...

Arabiata is a composition by Norman Tailor that captivates listeners with its infectious energy and cheerful character. This relatively short concert piece draws its inspiration from the colors and rh...

Rhapsody in Red is dedicated to Emmanuelle Roh, a young percussionist with a passion for mallet instruments - vibraphone, xylophone and glockenspiel - as well as for the world of wine. The work reflec...

Auf der Jagd, Op. 373, is a fast polka by the Austrian composer Johann Strauss II, one of the most important figures in the Viennese musical tradition. The work premiered in 1875 and is inspired by th...

Bahn Frei, Op. 45, is a brilliant and lively work by Eduard Strauss from the 19th century. Its title, which can be translated as "Full Speed Ahead!," refers to the rise of the railroad and society’s e...

The Bacchanale from the opera *Samson et Dalila* is one of Camille Saint-Saëns’s best-known orchestral works. At the beginning of the third act, it depicts the magnificent festival of the Philistines...