Friedrich August Belcke · Etudes

Etudes for euphonium

Every study in its printed key, in the lowest octave that fits the euphonium's range, in tenor clef or bass clef.

9 studies in tenor clef or bass clef, each in its printed key, set in the lowest octave that fits the euphonium's range, with the edition’s dynamics, breaths and phrasing.

9
studies
6
keys
tenor clef or bass clef
clef
11
pages (Letter)

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The first page of Etudes for euphonium
The title page, the first studies and two pages further in, as printed.

Contents

9 studies in 6 keys.

  1. 1C major · bass clef
  2. 2C minor · tenor clef
  3. 3F major · bass clef
  4. 4F minor · tenor clef
  5. 5B♭ major · tenor clef
  6. 6B♭ minor · tenor clef
  7. 7F major · tenor clef
  8. 8F major · tenor clef
  9. 9B♭ major · tenor clef

About the Etudes

Friedrich August Belcke’s etudes for trombone. Belcke, the first trombone virtuoso to tour as a soloist, wrote them in Berlin in the 1830s and 1840s: lyrical and technical studies in the style of the day.

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Engraved like a printed part

Each study is transposed and re-clefed into the instrument's range and engraved at a 7.5 mm staff with a printer's margins, one study to a page or a spread, never a turn inside a study.

For you and your studio

Print as many copies as you need for yourself and your own students. The file itself is not to be passed on or posted.

Cut for euphonium

Every study sits in and reads in its clef, so nothing has to be transposed at the stand.

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