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    Euphonium Solo requiring a straight mute?

    The sound of a straight mute euphonium is really growing on me. So, is there any solos that allow me to use the mute? I like the violin-ish tone that it produces.


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    Euphonium Solo requiring a straight mute?

    Gordon Jacob: Fantasia. It was a historic piece for our instrument and is the first I know of to call for a straight mute.

    Thom Ritter George's Sonata has a short section with mute in the second movement.

    Dave Werden
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    Euphonium Solo requiring a straight mute?

    I believe the Philip Wilby Concerto for Euphonium contains some performance involving a straight mute. I think it's the third movement. There's a brilliant recording of David Thornton on euphonium performing said concerto.


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    Euphonium Solo requiring a straight mute?

    The second movement of the Allen Feinstein concerto for euphonium uses a stright mute for a time to depict an eclipse with the orchestra/ piano, it's a relaly fun song.


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    Euphonium Solo requiring a straight mute?

    really* sorry about that.


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