Articles by Arthur Lehman

written by legendary euphonium soloist, Arthur Lehman U.S. Marine Band, retired
edited by David Werden and Keith Barton
   

NEW: Reflections on Simone Mantia The Sound Booth Playing Euphonium or Tuba Is Good for Your Lungs! Experiences with the Bydlo Euphonium Euphonium Solo The British Euphonium Sound (Dec. 31, 2008) Reflections on Harold Brasch The Best Marine Band Soloists Developing Intonation on Brass Instruments Two Types of Players, part 1 - Power Players Two Types of Players, part 2 - Finess Players Euphonium Teaching, the Harold Brasch Method Harold Brasch Remembered - part 1 of 10 Harold Brasch Remembered - part 2 of 10 Harold Brasch Remembered - part 3 of 10 Harold Brasch Remembered - part 4 of 10 Harold Brasch Remembered - part 4 of 10 Harold Brasch Remembered - part 5 of 10 Harold Brasch Remembered - part 6 of 10 Harold Brasch Remembered - part 7 of 10 Harold Brasch Remembered - part 8 of 10 Harold Brasch Remembered - part 9 of 10 Harold Brasch Remembered - part 10 of 10 U.S. Marine Band Euphoniums The Lehman Euphonium Mouthpiece My First Solo with The U.S. Marine Band Person Who Had the Greatest Influence On Arthur's Becoming a Euphonium Player Remembering Robert Hoe