SNAPSHOTS!

DANNY’S FIRST SOLO CD WITH MOLLY ORLANDO ON PIANO
Also featuring: Mark Dorosheff, and Nathan Wisniewski on Violin, Bryce Bunner on Viola, and Christine Choi on Cello.
This exciting new CD features some old favorites, some never-before-recorded works, and two that were written for Danny.
Tracks include:

Sonata for euphonium and piano - John Reeman
Lyric Suite - Donald H. White
Fantasy Variations - Yasuhide Ito  Dream for Euphonium and String Quartet  Fantasia - Gordon Jacob  Six Moods for Euphonium and Piano - Brett Miller
By Gaslight - Tadeusz Kassati  Pearls - Roland Szentpali
Snapshots! is available on the newly launched website: www.justforbrass.com Follow the links to euphonium recordings, or click HERE!
What are people saying?
I am so impressed with Danny Helseth’s new recording! This is absolute first rate solid as a rock classic euphonium performance and beyond. Everything about this recording and Danny’s playing is on the money for younger players to emulate. His concept of sound is certainly what I think about when I imagine the very best of how a euphonium should sound. Young players need to hear this as we are in danger of losing that proper concept of sound which seems to be getting rarer and rarer these days. I am also very pleased with the wonderful variety of literature Danny includes on this CD which helps to demonstrate just how versatile an instrument the euphonium can be. Congratulations to Danny and all the other musicians and composers involved with this project. RWM

R. Winston Morris, Professor of Tuba and Euphonium, Tennessee Tech. University

Combining euphonium standards works with the newest and most innovative of new euphonium literature, Danny Helseth has produced a marvelous new contribution to the euphonium Cd world in his new album SNAPSHOTS. Containing wonderful standard literature the Gordon Jacob Fantasia and White Lyric Suite with newer works, By Gaslight and Ito' Fantasy and the commissioned Reeman Sonata, he has added the newest works written for him in the wonderful media of euphonium with string quartet in Dream and a new sound and concept in the Six Moods for euphonium and piano by Brett Miller. Mr. Helseth has captured the essence of the music and plays confidently and musically. I highly recommend this CD to the serious euphonium student as well as anyone who is a fan of the euphonium.

Dr. Brian L. Bowman, Professor of Euphonium, The University of North Texas