Euphonium Concerto

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Martin Ellerby’s concerto ranges widely in mood across its movements, including a much-loved slow movement (“Album Leaf”) whose lyricism has made it a popular excerpt in its own right. Written for Steven Mead, it exists in both brass-band and wind-band scorings and has become one of the defining concertos of the 1990s repertoire boom.

Rhapsody for Euphonium

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James Curnow’s Rhapsody is one of the most-played American euphonium solos, valued for its balance of expressive lyricism and accessible technical demands. It gives a developing player a genuine concert vehicle — dramatic gestures, a singing slow section, a bright close — without the extreme range of the major concertos, which has made it a fixture of the student and early-professional repertoire.

Band on Euphonium Studio

Euphonium Concerto

Rhapsody for Euphonium