Euphonium Collection

Various musical instruments

Tuba on its Own
There are three sizes of tuba - the smallest is the Euphonium : the Bombardon is the most usual; there is also the Contrabass Tuba, used in military bands and by Wagner. Date: 1897

Large German Military Brass Band in all its glory! Date: circa 1909

Two Lady Brass Musicians and a variety of their instruments including trombones, a euphonium, a normal trumpet and a piccolo trumpet. Date: circa 1900s

Kittens playing music on a French birthday postcard
Kittens playing music and carrying pink roses on a French birthday postcard. Date: circa 1890s

Phil May cartoon - Tuneless Street band
1904

Maskelyne & Cooks automata performing in London Maskelyne & Cooks automata
Maskelyne & Cooks automata perform at the Egyptian Hall in Piccadilly, London. Date: 1878

Ciricillos Italian Band, Dubuque, Iowa, USA. Showing Salvatore Ciricillo on the conductors podium and the boys and men seated, with their instruments. Date: 1910

Dutch wind band playing in open air, Holland
A Dutch wind band playing in the open air, Holland

Music shop interior, 1855
The interior of the musical instrument shop of Gautrot, France. Horns, trumpets and drums are displayed, with one keen shopper trying what looks like an early euphonium. Date: 1855

Frank & Raymond Hills Los Angeles Dance Orchestra, previously resident at the Hotel Negresco, Nice, France. Their instruments include violin, saxophone, banjo, piano, drums, trombone and euphonium

Boys Blind School Band - Fuzhou, China Date: 1910s

Street music: an unwelcome German band
Preventions better than cure: a servant bribes a German band to clear off before their music makes someone ill

Euphonium (Wurlitzer)
Three euphoniums (euphonia ?) from the Wurlitzer catalogue

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