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6 Studies in English Folksong - Vaughan Williams (played by Andrew [14] on the euphonium)

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Played for the Yale-New Haven Young Artist Solo Competition, May 9, 2009 in Sprague Hall on the Yale campus, New Haven, CT. Played movements 2, 5, and 6. There were 30 students, grades 4-8, competing from 12 public schools. I am playing the King 2280 (silver) 4-valve non-compensating euphonium.

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  • i love this...im playing this for contest in a month, 1st 2nd and 6th movements...you did a great job..i was pretty good when i was in 8th grade, but i sound like you now and im a junior in high school..i wish i had you at my school..we need good euphonium players!! :) very well done :)

  • @caitymurphy Same here. I'm a sophomore in high school now, I'm mostly doing jazz but sadly im not too great at improvising. Still fun though. I wish there were more people that played it. Have you ever done Tuba Christmas?

  • who do you study with? contact me, i'm THE euphonium teacher in CT.

  • @2MuchSkill I've never studied with anyone on euphonium, my main instrument is piano; no time for anything else.

  • Great performance, I wasn't this good when I was 8th grader/ Freshman. My only criticisms are that you need better air support and air supply. Try doing breathing excersizes, this will give you more air and will make you project your sound more (at times you were covered by the piano(might be the recording)). This will also solve any pitch problems.

  • @MarcusEuph1 Thanks! Exactly a year later (what do ya know?) I can definitely see I needed more air in this video...still do. Good tips, thanks.

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  • These 6 studies by Vaughan Williams sound so rich in brass. The original piano and cello sound wonderful, but, personally, I learned these pieces playing in a wind ensemble in university, and I find it sounds so much richer and warmer in brass. Great performance, and congratulations on your 1st place!

  • Love the regal, subdued tone this youngster gets out of this instrument. If more folks played this elegant instrument in this manner it would be more popular.

  • I have this euphonium.!! Its pretty nice. And good solo!!

  • @squiresuzuki THANK YOU! But sadly I got into the habit of calling it a 'Baritone' in sixth grade. :-( I'm in seventh right now and trying to break the annoying habit. Once, I was walking to my school's band room, holding my Euphonium. (This was still in the early stages of my process to forget) And some random person looks at me and says; "Is that a Euphonium? I haven't seen one in years!" And I simply stared and said "...Thank you." It was a really awkward time for me. :-)

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