FROM THE BACK ROW: A Visit with Steve Campbell of the Minnesota Orchestra
Steven Campbell, principal tubist of the Minnesota Orchestra, assumed his current post in fall of 2005 after having performed with the orchestra on its…
Tag: Euphonium
MILITARY CORNER: The U.S. Marine Band’s Mark Jenkins
Steven Maxwell: Can you tell us about your early musical influences, even before you began playing the euphonium? Mark Jenkins: I was fortunate in that…
CHAPTER HIGHLIGHT: The Arizona State University ITEA Chapter
The Arizona State University ITEA chapter was formed in 2012 and comprises 16-18 student members under the mentorship of Dr. Deanna Swoboda. As an official…
COMPOSER FRIENDS PROJECT: Robert Pintos, James Grant, Frank Gulino, & Anthony O’Toole
The tuba and euphonium repertoire has grown significantly by means of commissioning efforts from active members of our community and the increased awareness of our…
NEW MATERIALS
Materials Received August 1 – November 1 with thanks: Remember? for euphonium or tuba and piano by James Grant Overture to the Barber of Seville by G.…
PRESIDENT’S CORNER
I hope this finds all of our members in the southern hemisphere enjoying a beautiful summer season. Those of us in the northern hemisphere are…
NUTS AND BOLTS: Brace Yourself!
Illustrations by Erin Wil Although seldom discussed, there is an area of horn construction that adds real personality to each model of horn. My comments…
DISCUSSING JAPAN’S EUPHONIUM CULTURE: Dr. Mitsuru Saito Shares his Thoughts
 Japanese euphonium players are admirable not only for their discipline and dedication to the craft but for a respectful sincerity towards the instrument and music…
PROFILE: Mark Nelson on Teaching, Commissioning, and ITEA Involvement
Dr. Mark A. Nelson has been on the faculty of Pima Community College since the fall of 2000. He is the Chair of Performing…
IN MEMORIAM: Don Waldrop: Some Memories
My good friend Don Waldrop passed away recently after a struggle with cancer. I want to share some of my experiences and memories of him.…
