Dehaske Steven Mead - New Concert Studies Vol.1 - Euphonium + Audio
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Summary of This Book
This collection brings together 19 original concert études chosen by Steven Mead to enrich the euphonium repertoire with short, effective pieces that can be performed directly as unaccompanied solos. Each étude is presented as a "concert study": it combines the spirit of a study (developing instrumental reflexes) with a genuine musical intention, ideal for turning daily practice into a musical moment.
Thanks to the variety of composers included, the book offers diverse atmospheres and idiomatic writing for euphonium: perfect for refining intonation and tone quality, gaining ease in phrasing, and developing clear articulation in different stylistic contexts. It is also an excellent resource for preparing auditions, complementing a concert program, or having short solos ready to play during warm-ups or as encores.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Collective (including James Curnow, Jacob de Haan, Jan van der Roost, Allen Vizzutti) | Instrumentation | Euphonium solo unaccompanied |
| Artist | Steven Mead | Genre | Concert études / short solos |
Questions frequently asked
How many studies does this euphonium collection contain?
The collection gathers 19 original concert studies intended for euphonium.
Are the pieces accompanied?
The indicated instrumentation is solo euphonium without accompaniment. Therefore, the 19 pieces can be performed without instrumental accompaniment.
Which composers are featured in Steven Mead - New Concert Studies Vol.1?
The volume includes works by several composers, including James Curnow, Jacob de Haan, Jan van der Roost, and Allen Vizzutti. The selection is made by Steven Mead. This diversity of compositions provides varied stylistic contexts.
Is this book suitable for preparing a euphonium audition?
The included short solos can be used to prepare for an audition or to supplement a concert program. The focus is notably on intonation, tone quality, phrasing, and articulation.
What musical style is covered in this volume?
The work is categorized in the classical genre and offers concert studies designed as short solos.
