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euphonium
[ yoo-foh-nee-uhm ]
noun
- a brass musical instrument similar to the baritone tuba but somewhat smaller, with a wider bore and mellower tone, and often having a second bell.
euphonium
/ juːˈfəʊnɪəm /
noun
- a brass musical instrument with four valves; the tenor of the tuba family. It is used mainly in brass bands
Word History and Origins
Origin of euphonium1
Word History and Origins
Origin of euphonium1
Example Sentences
Ada Brooks, her mouth dry from nerves, lifted the bell of her euphonium, a smaller relative of the tuba, and prepared to play the notes that could determine her future.
Recall that lone euphonium and piano at the beginning and end of Jackie DeShannon’s recording of “What the World Needs Now.”
Later this year, he will play the euphonium in a local performance, appearing alongside a 90-year-old who was friends with his grandmother.
Sometimes she performs duets with her husband, who plays the euphonium, or for the uninitiated, “a brass instrument that looks a lot like a small tuba,” Ray said.
White, 48, and currently an associate professor of tuba/euphonium at the University of New Mexico, is always just one mishap away from not realizing his dreams.
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