Every band member will have to go through the process of being sorted into different sections at the very beginning of their ensemble music-making journey.…
Conductors to Watch: Joseph Teo
A Euphonium postgraduate of Kunitachi College of Music in Japan, Joseph Teo studied under the tutelage of world renowned Euphonium Professor Toru Miura of the…
Catching Up with Mark Glover
Currently based in Dubai, Mark Glover is a British euphonium player, teacher and musician. He is a Euphonium performing artist for the British instrument manufacturer,…
Rising Euphonium Soloist – Kang Chun Meng
Kang Chun Meng, a young rising Euphonium player, will make his debut with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) in the upcoming President’s Young Performers Concert on…
The Bass Trombone Sound – Matyas Veer
The Band Post speaks to Matyas Veer, Principal Bass Trombone of Essener Philharmoniker, on becoming a bass trombone player, an ideal bass sound and his daily practice…
Solo-ing the Euphonium with Gary Curtin
The Band Post speaks to Gary Curtin, Principal Euphonium player of the world-renowned Black Dyke Band, on his thoughts about the instrument as a solo career.…
Singapore Low Brass Festival 2016
Jointly organized and presented by Music Elements, The Band World and Music Gear Singapore, the Singapore Low Brass Festival 2016 is a 3 day ticketed event.…
In the Lounge with Matthew Maslanka
The Band Post speaks to Matthew Maslanka on his first trip to Asia, his relationship with his dad (David Maslanka) and career advices for budding…
The 9th Taiwan Band Clinic
Organized by the Taiwan Band Directors Association, the 9th Taiwan Clinic takes place in Hsinchu Country, Taiwan from 29 April to 1 May 2016 at the…
Comparing Compensating Euphoniums
Nothing’s perfect and so are musical instruments – as much as manufacturers wish them to be perfect but it’s the otherwise that create the unique sound…