Jeff Binns Collection - Euphonium Music Videos

Many videos for brass ensemble, euphonium, and tuba are available on the Internet. This page has some very nice euphonium performances from virtuoso players including David Werden, Steven Mead, David Childs, David Thornton, Brian Bowman, Aaron VanderWeele, Lyndon Baglin, Adam Frey, Demondrae Thurman, Charley Brighton, Glenn van Looy, David Bandman, jazz euphonium and others. There are also baritone horn solos to help demonstrate what a real British baritone sounds (and looks) like.

Jeff Binns Collection - Carnival of Venice by Arban

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Category: Euphonium
Artist: Jeff Binns
Title: Carnival of Venice by Arban

Here is a live performance of the euphonium solo 'The Carnival of Venice' composed by J.B. Arban, revised and re-edited by Eric Leidzen. The solo was performed with the Lake Oswego Millenium Concert Band, directed by Dale Cleland at Lakeridge High School Auditorium on Dec 2nd 2012.

I would like to thank Aaron VanderWeele for all his help and expert guidance in preparing this solo.

Permission to post this video on Youtube was obtained from the publisher, Alfred Music Publishing [License S130103-9006]

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