This duet was written by the British Salvation Army composer Norman Bearcroft, I believe during his stead as the Canadian Staff Band master - in all likelihood it was written for Curtis Metcalf and Major Bill Brown. And this is a GREAT duet! The best recording that exists is the London Citadel Band accompanying Robert and Nick Childs on "The Song of the Brother" CD (I believe which is now sold out) back in 1994.
This is Timepiece, written by Norman Bearcroft and re-arranged later (to make it readable) by Peter Graham. And there is no such thing as a euphonium in C...there used to be "high pitched" instruments, but they were all like that and about 98% of them were converted to low pitch a looooong time ago.
@Philbatrom lol posting that on a euphonium duet video lol! i donno i like trombone but its way too easy and the slide is inaccurate i mean its so much easier to be out of tune.. i like it but euphonium is a blessing!
Too bad the record sound is not good .Salvation army bands and their soloists always very good and these two euphonium players and the band were no exceptions. The statement with regard to euphs and baritones I don't believe is correct. The length of 3 valve Tubing is the same on both instruments : the difference is in the Baritones with tubing (diameter} Also I don't think Baritones ever have 4 valves unless someone makes one for a special purpose,but why would they? Cheers to ral1988
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This duet was written by the British Salvation Army composer Norman Bearcroft, I believe during his stead as the Canadian Staff Band master - in all likelihood it was written for Curtis Metcalf and Major Bill Brown. And this is a GREAT duet! The best recording that exists is the London Citadel Band accompanying Robert and Nick Childs on "The Song of the Brother" CD (I believe which is now sold out) back in 1994.
Wow! So many brass players, personally I play Trombone and Bass Trumpet, and have been neglecting my Euphonium of late......what a sound.
Beautiful
This is Timepiece, written by Norman Bearcroft and re-arranged later (to make it readable) by Peter Graham. And there is no such thing as a euphonium in C...there used to be "high pitched" instruments, but they were all like that and about 98% of them were converted to low pitch a looooong time ago.
A friend of mine plays the Euphonium. He's awesome too :yesexactly:
I'd like to know as well! Euphonium is awesome. ^^
*claps hardcore like* god damn awsome!!
Baritones have 3, Euphs 3 or 4 valves... yes, of course, very true, except for those Baritones with FOUR valves! ;-)
ALL EUPHOINUMS ARE BEST!!!!
@Philbatrom the euph is meant to imitate a cello.
@marktremontirules1 I'd think that euphonium is its own breed a combo of F horn, Tuba, T-bone
@Philbatrom lol posting that on a euphonium duet video lol! i donno i like trombone but its way too easy and the slide is inaccurate i mean its so much easier to be out of tune.. i like it but euphonium is a blessing!
what is the exact difference between a euphonium and baritone? is it the valves?
What is tune from 2:30 to about 4:30 called?
Too bad the record sound is not good .Salvation army bands and their soloists always very good and these two euphonium players and the band were no exceptions. The statement with regard to euphs and baritones I don't believe is correct. The length of 3 valve Tubing is the same on both instruments : the difference is in the Baritones with tubing (diameter} Also I don't think Baritones ever have 4 valves unless someone makes one for a special purpose,but why would they? Cheers to ral1988
Thats a really bad version of the beautiful piece Grandfathers clock !