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Can I teach myself to play the euphonium?
With proper instruction, you can teach yourself to play the euphonium. MusicProfessor’s step-by-step process will not only assist you in teaching yourself, it will provide you with high-quality examples of how the euphonium should sound, so you can self-assess and learn right from the start.
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Is euphonium easy to learn?
With proper instruction, the euphonium is easy to learn. All instruments require practice to develop good sound and technique, and euphonium is no exception. MusicProfessor’s euphonium library is easy to follow, provides expert demonstrations, and is self-paced, which means you can watch videos when it is convenient for you, and rewatch lessons as often as you need to until you fully absorb the content.
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Can I learn euphonium without a teacher?
It can be challenging to learn an instrument without proper guidance. This is why MusicProfessor is a great way to get started learning euphonium. Not only is MusicProfessor more affordable than in-person lessons, the teacher is an expert in euphonium education and will guide you step-by-step, at your own pace and on your own schedule.
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Can you be too old to play the euphonium?
You cannot be too old to learn to play the euphonium. In fact, learning to play the euphonium can help your body maintain its precision dexterity and keep your mind malleable. Learning to play an instrument is a great way to keep your body and mind young.
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Can I learn euphonium from home?
You can learn euphonium from home on any device with a browser. Simply login to MusicProfessor and practice along with the easy to follow video curriculum.
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Can I really learn euphonium online?
You really can learn euphonium online! Learning online is affordable, and the curriculum is self paced, which means you can watch videos when it is convenient for you, and rewatch lessons as often as you need to until you fully absorb the content.
Overview
Though not as recognizable as its near cousin, the Trombone, the Euphonium stands out among the instruments as one of the most easily mastered and enjoyable instruments to play. Learn to create the Euphonium’s characteristic singing sounds right from the start through the sequential instruction in the Euphonium Library. The MusicProfessor instructors will lead you from opening your case for the first time through performing intermediate-level solos and etudes, all at your own pace and on any device.
This video library is perfect for:
- First-time euphonium players ready to get playing
- Intermediate euphonium players looking to hone their skills
- Self-paced learners of all ages
- Euphonium students looking to improve and expand their skills
- Band teachers looking for support for teaching and learning euphonium
In this library you’ll learn:
- Step-by-step beginning euphonium technique
- Instrument care and proper body position for the euphonium
- How to hold the euphonium and make your first sounds
- Intermediate and advanced techniques and repertoire for euphonium
Curriculum
Instructors
Brian Bowman
Characterized by a virtuosic technique and a warm, rich, velvet tone, Brian Bowman's playing has thrilled audiences for more than a quarter of a century. His superb musicianship and dedication to fine brass playing have made him one of the foremost euphonium soloists in the world today.
Blaise Ferrandino
Dr. Blaise J. Ferrandino is Professor and Division Chair of Music Theory and Composition at Texas Christian University where he has been since 1990. Besides his work as a composer, Ferrandino is a Music Theorist and Double Bassist. His degrees are from Ithaca College, Syracuse University, and the Hartt School. He is active in publishing, presentation, and composition/performance.