Sonata in F major (arr. for euphonium)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Marcello’s sonatas, originally for cello or recorder and continuo, transfer beautifully to the euphonium and are among the most-assigned transcriptions in the teaching repertoire. The four contrasting movements build Baroque style, ornamentation, and — above all — the long, even legato that is the heart of good euphonium playing. It is the piece that teaches a developing player to sing on the instrument before tackling the big modern concertos.

Transcription on Euphonium Studio

Sonata in F major (arr. for euphonium)