| 作曲者 | Philip Wilby（フィリップ・ウィルビー） |
| シリーズ | 金管ソロ(クラシック) |
| 編成概要 | ユーフォニアム／ピアノ |
| 解説 | 1995年の大晦日に完成したフィリップ・ウィルビーの協奏曲はユーフォニアムの協奏曲の中で代表的な作品のひとつになっています。 2部構成の4つの楽章で構成されています。 Completed on New Year’s Eve 1995， Philip Wilby’s concerto has already established itself as one of， if not the， greatest concerto for the instrument written so far. Its extended length seeks to explore that fine combination of sustained lyricism and explosive virtuosity which typifies the modern euphonium in the most expert hands. There are two parts which divide into four movements. Part One opens with a sonata structure movement which alternates between a melodic style and some rapid passage work. The intention of the music is a firm and cerebral development of the opening fourth-based motifs. At the tranquil conclusion of this music the second movement bursts in Zeibekikos a rapid and extrovert Greek Island dance complete with plate smashing! Part Two re-examines some of the opening material surrounded by cadenzas， and centred upon a short and sustained adagio. The final movement opens with a rapid fugal section which moves inexorably towards a climactic return of the music and tonality of the opening bars of the work. Available with piano， brass band， concert band， and orchestra， Concerto for Euphonium stands as a core element of the repertory a towering achievement， popular the world over. |
| 編成 | Euphonium/Piano |