Euphonium

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The euphonium bugle takes its name from the upright brass instrument commonly seen in bands, and is basically a large-bore version of the bass-baritone bugle. It gathered popularity in the mid-1960s because of its fuller sound and more powerful dynamic range when compared to the bass-baritone.

The name "euphonium" is based on the Greek phrase for "pleasant sounding".

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