Dehaske Go Solo!
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Summary of This Collection
Designed to support the student through a pivotal stage, this educational collection for euphonium (BC/TC) is aimed at intermediate-level musicians who wish to progress in a structured way. The goal is to develop a stable tone, reliable intonation, and solid rhythmic placement, while enriching breath control and phrasing mastery.
The accompanying CD is a real daily asset: it allows working with a constant musical reference, refining listening skills, and gaining confidence during more exposed passages. In lessons, it also facilitates preparation of objectives (tempo, precision, consistency) and encourages more autonomous and motivating practice. Thanks to its bass clef / treble clef compatibility, this collection easily integrates into varied learning paths, whether coming from tuba, trombone, or wind ensemble practice.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Jan de Haan | Language | English-German-French-Dutch |
| Arranger | Robert van Beringen | Difficulty | INTERMEDIATE |
| Instrumentation | Euphonium BC/TC | Pages | 56 |
| Genre | Educational | Year of Publication | 2003 |
Questions frequently asked
Is the collection compatible with the euphonium in bass and treble clefs?
The edition is designed for BC/TC euphonium, with compatibility in both bass and treble clefs.
What level is required to work on Go Solo! for euphonium?
This 56-page collection is aimed at an intermediate level. The work focuses in particular on tone stability, intonation, and rhythmic consistency.
Does the book include an accompaniment CD?
An accompaniment CD is provided with the method. It offers a musical reference for practice with tempo and aural skills. Its use supports autonomous preparation of the featured passages.
What technical aspects are covered in this method?
The proposed progression develops breathing and phrasing, alongside rhythmic accuracy. The work is classified as educational material.
In which languages is the method available?
The directions are provided in English, German, French, and Dutch. The publication dates from 2003 and credits Jan de Haan, with an arrangement by Robert van Beringen.
