Harry Kuijpers
Saturday 12th May 2012 - 08:05:56
Mister Steven,
I have a lot of fun on playing your jazz duets & solo's with cd.
Is there more of this and were can I get this.
Kind regards,
Harry Kuijpers (Holland)
I have a lot of fun on playing your jazz duets & solo's with cd.
Is there more of this and were can I get this.
Kind regards,
Harry Kuijpers (Holland)
Steven mead
Thursday 1st March 2012 - 20:03:11
Thanks Nolan, that's very kind of you. I enjoyed being at UNT, and playing the duet with Brian Bowman was such a pleasure.
Nolan Bond
Wednesday 22nd February 2012 - 15:02:34
I'm still on Cloud Nine from your Saturday recital at the University of North Texas! Thanks for reminding me why I loved the euphonium all those years ago!
Alison Smith
Monday 30th January 2012 - 22:01:07
Steven
Well done for the FANTASTIC performance on sunday morning with the symphonic brass from the Royal Northern College.!!!!!
I really love this concerto and listened to it on your Croatian Euphonium Brass CD last year.
Your live version was just amazing - thank you !!!
A big fan
Well done for the FANTASTIC performance on sunday morning with the symphonic brass from the Royal Northern College.!!!!!
I really love this concerto and listened to it on your Croatian Euphonium Brass CD last year.
Your live version was just amazing - thank you !!!
A big fan
Andrew McClean
Thursday 1st December 2011 - 11:12:30
Steve, I love the new Travel Mute. Well done to all the guys at Denis Wick and your good self for making my practice life so much easier
Andy 
Andy
Alex
Thursday 6th October 2011 - 15:10:52
Hi Mr Mead (:
It's about airplanes.
My school is bringing the band for an overseas trip, which will involve a plane journey. I'm worried about my euphonium - what kind of damage could be done to it if I check it in? (because my teacher says so)
I'm exceptionally worried because if it gets damaged in any way, I'll have no replacement instrument as I'm the only euphist going. And I'm using one of the 'better' euphoniums, so damaging it wouldn't be nice.
Thanks
Alexandra
It's about airplanes.
My school is bringing the band for an overseas trip, which will involve a plane journey. I'm worried about my euphonium - what kind of damage could be done to it if I check it in? (because my teacher says so)
I'm exceptionally worried because if it gets damaged in any way, I'll have no replacement instrument as I'm the only euphist going. And I'm using one of the 'better' euphoniums, so damaging it wouldn't be nice.
Thanks
Alexandra
Rous
Saturday 1st October 2011 - 17:10:23
What do you feel when you play the euphonium?
George Butler
Sunday 18th September 2011 - 07:09:59
Hello, Everyone, from Tallinn, Estonia. I teach "eufoonium" at a kids' music school here.
I'm always on the lookout for good material for younger players, and just received "Romantic Latin for Euphonium," featuring our friend Steve.
Wow! What a wonderful collection of beautiful melodies, standards that you will recognize. Arranged by Peter Linx, with CD accompaniment tracks that are not cheesey.
Middle tessitura, easy ranges for youngsters. Both TC & BC parts provided by de Haske. Love it!
I'm always on the lookout for good material for younger players, and just received "Romantic Latin for Euphonium," featuring our friend Steve.
Wow! What a wonderful collection of beautiful melodies, standards that you will recognize. Arranged by Peter Linx, with CD accompaniment tracks that are not cheesey.
Middle tessitura, easy ranges for youngsters. Both TC & BC parts provided by de Haske. Love it!
Evagene
Thursday 18th August 2011 - 10:08:55
Hi Steve:
At the National Brass Band competition in Grand Rapids, MI this year, you mentioned a Denis Wick new mouthpiece that I should try. Presently, I am using the Bach 6 1/2 AL. It seems like you said to get the: Denis Wick SM5 ultra. The euphonium that I am using has a large shank. Is this the correct mouthpiece that I should consider? I am interested in the brass mouthpiece. Thankyou very much. Evagene
At the National Brass Band competition in Grand Rapids, MI this year, you mentioned a Denis Wick new mouthpiece that I should try. Presently, I am using the Bach 6 1/2 AL. It seems like you said to get the: Denis Wick SM5 ultra. The euphonium that I am using has a large shank. Is this the correct mouthpiece that I should consider? I am interested in the brass mouthpiece. Thankyou very much. Evagene
Tom Donaldson
Monday 15th August 2011 - 15:08:18
http://www.euphoniumstore.net/store/accessories/product=429/
I want to congratulate you on producing your Meadsprings. After a serious wristbreak, I thought it best to allow some time to build up finger strength before reviewing them! I have a Yamaha Maestro 632 tuba & the shape/design eliminates potential noise found with trad. springs. Finger action is more even and this helps tongue coordination. Bravo!
I want to congratulate you on producing your Meadsprings. After a serious wristbreak, I thought it best to allow some time to build up finger strength before reviewing them! I have a Yamaha Maestro 632 tuba & the shape/design eliminates potential noise found with trad. springs. Finger action is more even and this helps tongue coordination. Bravo!