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Difference Between Baritone And Euphonium
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Difference between Baritone and Euphonium
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The extra valve (on the euphonium - it has 4) and a different bore. http://www.dwerden.com/bareuph.asp
A baritone horn is slightly smaller than a euphonium. It is closer in size to alto/tenor horn, and therefore makes a slightly higher pitched sound than euphonium.
Marching baritones and marching euphoniums are really alot alike, but there are a few differences. Baritones have a different bore size than a euphonium. In other words, the radius of the tubing in a baritone is smaller than that of a eupho...
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Where a distinction between the two instruments is recognized, the important difference between the baritone and the euphoniumMORE
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Very little, they are both pitched the same, and both have either 3 or 4 valves. The main difference is that a Euphonium has a conical bore which means the bore (tube) gets wider as it progresses to the bell, making a nice rich warm tone. A...
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