Three worlds.

• Thornton, David, 1978-, (euphonium player)
• Meechan, Peter
• Wilby, Philip, 1949-
• Graham, Peter, 1958-
• Rossini, Gioacchino, 1792-1868.
• Castérède, Jacques, 1926-
• Höhne, Carl.
• Sarasate, Pablo, 1844-1908
• Black Dyke Band

• Euphonium with brass band -- Sound recordings
• Concertos (Euphonium) -- Sound recordings
• Euphonium and piano music -- Sound recordings

• Doyen,

• RDOYCD169

• Compact disc.

• Doyen : DOYCD 169.
• Contents : Bravura: fantasy on British folk melodies (Graham) - Flight (Wilby) - Theme and variations (Rossini, arr. Brennan) - Sonatine for euphonium and piano (Castérède) - Slavische Fantasie (Hohne, arr. Graham) - Zigeunerweisen (Sarasate, arr. Rüedi) - Three stories, three worlds: concerto for euphonium and brass band (Meechan).
• David Thornton, euphonium; Black Dyke Band, conducted by Nicholas Childs; Fenella Haworth-Smith, piano.

• Euphonium concerto
• Flight
• From the deep
• Norwegian euphonium
• Devils duel
• Rangitoto euphonium solo
• Euphonium concerto no 2
• essential Dyke
• Air from Orpheus and Euridice popularly known as What is life arr Ronald Hanmer for euphonium and piano
• Now thats what I call brass
• Now thats what I call brass
• Euphonium music
• history of brass band music The golden era 1920 1970
• Call of the Cossacks
• Companion to medieval and renaissance music
• undaunted
• Prelude
• Paganini variations
• Highlights from the European Brass Band championships 2000
• Brass music
• Highlights from the European championships 1997
• Cambridge companion to John Cage
• Music in the Renaissance
• Double champions
• Beyond the bandstand a brief survey of developments in the brass band repertoire
• Medieval music
• Cornet method
• Scoring for brass band
• Renaissance music music in Western Europe 1400 1600
• Experimental music Cage and beyond
• Music of the Middle Ages style and structure