Scaramouche- Philip Sparke

Euphonium Solo

[@yangyufeicronaldo]

The soloist is a Japanese euphonium player His name is Takeshi Hatano

[@willjones8925]

Takeshi! I went to school with him at Duquesne!

[@stephenchan8930]

I can't find his ig or fb......

[@rauljasiah543]

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[@gabrielhugo7]

@Raul Jasiah Instablaster ;)

[@rauljasiah543]

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[@roquai06]

perfect...

[@christopherfuentes3450]

I was boutta leave a question but I realized that most of these comments were years ago 😔

[@soupdrinker]

And now yours is nearly a year old as well

[@imcoming5209]

❤

[@kuiper921]

While everyones wining about treble clef, im taking it for granted since i barely know Bass clef because im a trumpet player XD

[@esterstromstedt7686]

same here XDXDXD

[@euphdd]

You should be able to sight-read in all four clerfs especially when you're a Euphonium player. You'll naturally want a treble clef score when you prep. for your DipABRSM. That's much easier to read. And you'll get trained to read at least treble clerf when your wind band plays a lot philip spark's work.

[@Dr_E_Yekley]

The top left says it's in Bb so it's basically Tenor clef right?

[@Dr_E_Yekley]

Thank you, that really helps

[@the1337euph]

I just learned both. I don't really don't see a point in complaining. Just learn both of them and you may actually be better cause you need it for tenor clef anyway.

[@MrJeffhardy556]

Maybe you could just become fluent in both clefs? Just a suggestion.

[@manzing13]

What's the problem with treble clef ? You want to read double C in bass clef ?

[@visceralooze]

just use tenor clef, thats what it was made for

[@youngpsyche1237]

How does one develop such control in the extreme upper register?

[@westonharby165]

air support, constant air stream

[@jigjamz]

Simon Phillips - cool you are so good wow

[@michaelshelley1289]

when you are a former trumpet player it isn't hard

[@kevmck39]

what recording is this?

[@fukuokaeuphoniumist9817]

Perhaps,this sound is Mr.Steven Mead.His sound is very bright,and clearly,Exellent sound!

[@takigan]

Takeshi Hatano. One of Japan's top Euphonium players. He was the Falcone winner in 1995 and is a former student of Dr. Brian Bowman.

[@user-uy1jp3ln7n]

最高音は何ですか？

[@sbot8158]

Aww man not only is it in treble but it doesn't even show the whole piece :P

[@TheListerbo]

Who is performing please?

[@SirSteak1]

Maureen Lister takeshi hatano

[@cpl.geckell6355]

Whip it out Sammy baby

[@Sergiodhe]

Can you send me the music sheet?

[@davidledbetter567]

Treble Clef? Boo! With that said - performance is amazing!!! I love live vs. studio. Amazing!

[@nicholastrombone9899]

Is there a bass clef version somewhere?

[@jaman198]

Who is playing this?

[@hato9749]

jaman198 I don't know

[@visceralooze]

Takeshi Hatano

[@user-xr9en1be1m]

なぜト音記号？

[@user-zg9ms5kz7p]

レモン 音域的な問題だと笑笑

[@maggiegolonka741]

Warum nicht?

[@jajoh6473]

Geen Engelsman !!

[@Remigiococco]

Bello ma tagliato in questo modo anche no deludente😢😢😢😢

[@Remigiococco]

Bello ma tagliato in questo modo anche no deludente😢😢😢😢