Fr. basse; Ger. Baryton, Tenorbass, Tenorbasshorn; It. euphonio
Browse the Music Library shelves for scores.
| Call numbers | Description |
|---|---|
| M 110 | euphonium solos |
| M 270 - 271 | euphonium with piano or continuo |
| M 1034.B37 | euphonium with full orchestra, concertos, etc. |
| M 1035.B37 | euphonium with piano reduction of full score, concertos, etc. |
| M 1134.B37 | euphonium with string orchestra, concertos, etc. |
| M 1135.B37 | euphonium with piano reduction of string orchestra score |
The following sources are useful in identifying appropriate repertoire (alone and in combination with other instruments):
Guide to the euphonium repertoire: the euphonium source book by 
Brass music guide: solo and study material in print by Brass music guide: ensemble music in print by The following sources may also be useful:
Trombone-Euphonium Discography by Historically-informed performance is an ongoing consideration for all performers. The following sources may prove useful:
Performing Baroque Music by 
Rhythmic Alteration in 17th and 18th Century Music by One can often gain a useful perspective on performing practice by consulting the tutors and methods of past eras. These historical sources provide valuable information on fingerings, and how to perform figures, ornaments, crescendos, etc. The following sources may prove useful:
Relevant resources can be found by searching Western Libraries' catalogue using the following words in the Subject field.
The following sources may also be useful:
Brass bibliography: sources on the history, literature, pedagogy, performance, and acoustics of brass instruments by 
The Cambridge Companion to Brass Instruments by 
The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians by Western Libraries subscribes to the following relevant periodicals (AKA journals or magazines):
The following Subject searches in the library catalogue may provide useful results:
