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Euphonium

A member of the brass instrument family, the euphonium derives its name from the Greek word euphonos, for "well-sounding" or "sweet-voiced."

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What is the most common price of a euphonium?

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Prices for a brand new euphonium ranges from around 600 dollars for a cheap student euphonium to around 7000 dollars for a brand new professional grade compensating euphonium.

Was there a playmate named fuson?

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  • Yes, her name was Stacy Fuson in February 1999 and was a spokes model for St. Pauli Girl and a contestant on 'Mamma's Boys.'

What is a non compensating instrument?

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instruments that play in the key of C.

Which is louder a Baritone or french horn?

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that totally depends on the player person.... but usually the baritone

What are the valves on a euphonium?

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The valves on the Euphonium or any brass instrument are used to change the length of tubing, allowing the player to reach various notes. Each valve pressed diverts the air stream through additional tubing, causing the pitch to change. Most Euphoniums have 4 valves but some have only 3, and nearly all current models are piston valved.

What family is the euphonium in?

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The Euphonium is a member of the brass family, and more specifically it is a member of the low brass family.

How long does it take to learn playing euphonium if I am a beginner?

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One could advance from beginner to intermediate in 9 months. Depends upon the desire, practice, study and and advanced help one receives. Some people take longer.

Learn to listen to yourself and others around you when you play. Learn to play in tune and with musical rhythm. That is how you grow and become a better player.

What are three famous pieces played on the euphonium?

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marches of john philip souza