Meanings of euphonium in anglès

Trumpeter and euphonium player from Royal NZ Airforce Band on their upcoming NZ tour.

Mrs. Nagsby used to polish up the euphonium every Saturday morning with a regularity which nothing prevented.

I never saw him with a euphonium but I bet he could get a tune out of one.

Mrs. Nagsby was a widow, and the late lamented Nagsby had supported her by his performances on the euphonium.

On a small euphonium he

Fate ordained it that Mrs. Nagsby should leave the precious euphonium on the floor in her haste to hear the band.

The euphonium and bombardon, the basses of the important family of saxhorns, now completely cover the ground of bass wind instrument music.

Mrs. Nagsby was a careful housekeeper, and finding no crumbs about, the mouse roamed into the silent highway presented by the orifice of the euphonium.

A convoluted mass of pipes, valves and gauges, they looked like a cross between an espresso machine, a ship's engine and a euphonium on acid.

Euphonium player and member of North Shore Brass on the NZ Festival of Brass taking place at Auckland's Bruce Mason Centre this week.