Jenkins: Euphonium Concerto Euphonium and Piano Reduction
Karl Jenkins' Euphonium Concerto is a major addition to the euphonium repertory, commissioned by Euphonium Foundation UK for David Childs. Cast in four characterful movements it demands both expressive and technical prowess on the part of the soloist, and its charm, exhilaration and wit will delight audiences.
The Juggler, effortlessly entertains, Romanza waxes lyrical, and It takes two..., an atmospheric tango-style episode, reveals hidden depths. A Troika? Tidy! is the thrilling finale, and a showcase for the soloist's mastery of rapid passage-work.
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Jenkins: Euphonium Concerto Euphonium and Piano Reduction
Jenkins: Euphonium Concerto Euphonium and Piano Reduction
Karl Jenkins' Euphonium Concerto is a major addition to the euphonium repertory, commissioned by Euphonium Foundation UK for David Childs. Cast in four characterful movements it demands both expressive and technical prowess on the part of the soloist, and its charm, exhilaration and wit will delight audiences.
The Juggler, effortlessly entertains, Romanza waxes lyrical, and It takes two..., an atmospheric tango-style episode, reveals hidden depths. A Troika? Tidy! is the thrilling finale, and a showcase for the soloist's mastery of rapid passage-work.
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Karl Jenkins' Euphonium Concerto is a major addition to the euphonium repertory, commissioned by Euphonium Foundation UK for David Childs. Cast in four characterful movements it demands both expressive and technical prowess on the part of the soloist, and its charm, exhilaration and wit will delight audiences.
The Juggler, effortlessly entertains, Romanza waxes lyrical, and It takes two..., an atmospheric tango-style episode, reveals hidden depths. A Troika? Tidy! is the thrilling finale, and a showcase for the soloist's mastery of rapid passage-work.
