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Choosing an instrument is not an event....it is a process.
Choosing an instrument is not an event....it is a process.
The euphonium (and the baritone) is a member of the brass family.
The sound on the instrument is produced by buzzing into a small mouthpiece.
For a class of 30 students, typically you look to have 1 baritone player.
The school owns a baritone for student use.
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Be Part of the Band!
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What Makes a Good Player?
What Makes a Good Player?
Favorable Physical Characteristics
Favorable Physical Characteristics
A slight overbite is acceptable, while an extreme underbite would hinder success. Baritone players should have slightly fuller lips than average.
Stature is adequate to handle the size of the instrument.
Lips are medium to thick.
Thin lips tend to be better suited for trumpet.
Student is able to sing a common folk song or melody.
Other Considerations
Other Considerations
Overcoming Obstacles
Overcoming Obstacles
Any student can be successful on any instrument even if they do not possess these ideal physical characteristics. While these suggestions are preferred, they are not absolutely crucial in instrument placement. Dedication, passion, and hard work can overcome any physical obstacle.
What You'll Need
What You'll Need
Recommended Instrument Brands
Recommended Instrument Brands
Accessories
Accessories
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