Daily Routines for the Student Euphonium Player Treble Clef by Bill Waterman is suitable for junior high through college euphonium players.

Daily Routines for the Student Euphonium Player is intended for high school and early college students, but also works perfectly for those more advanced players wanting to hone a particular skill or play a gentle yet all-inclusive daily routine. The routines in this book provide a comprehensive way to ensure that you practice all your fundamental euphonium skills every day. Practicing fundamentals is the most important practice session of your day because when your fundamental skills improve, everything you play gets better. Daily Routines contains eight routines: Beginning; Basic; Articulation; Flexibility and Accuracy; Valve Dexterity and Intonation; Ear Training; Advanced; and Duet. Each routine is further divided into ten skill categories: breathing; long tones; dynamics; articulation; low and resonant; lip slurs; valve technique; subito dynamics; scales, intervals, and arpeggios; and range (high and low). By combining the ten skill categories with each routine, Daily Routines assures that all of your fundamental skills will improve equally over time.

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“As an applied professor, I would love for my incoming students to have been regularly using this excellent routine book so that they come to me with solid fundamentals and technique in hand. The book’s clarity and ease of use makes it one that every music educator should assign to their euphonium players.” - Scott Watson, Professor of Tuba-Euphonium, University of Kansas

"This newly crafted edition of 'Daily Routines for the Student Euphonium Player' contains an interesting, effective, and practical set of exercises and patterns that will fuel your success! With its proven mesh of focused subject routines featuring a recurring set of targeted skills within each routine, a player is guaranteed to hit all of the important elements for building tone, technique, range, flexibility, valve independence, and more." - Philip Sinder, Professor of Tuba and Euphonium, Michigan State University

66 pages

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