Publisher: Larghetto Music
This is an epic and majestic euphonium concerto, written very much in a Spanish style, especially the two outer movements.

The middle movement, Andantino, is beautifully reflective and passionate.

One of the most challenging and rewarding solos in the repertoire, this concerto embodies in many ways the spirit of Paganini and Liszt for the euphonium and represents one of the most outstanding selections for euphonium and large ensemble. It features virtuoso technique, intense melody, and a need for panache and flair.
Of particular note involves the flexibility, clarity, and tone quality needed in the low range from BB-flat to F as there are numerous sections of slurred and tongued passages in these ranges.
There is also a strong need for excellent double and triple tonguing as Cosma wrote the final few sections with the violin (his instrument) in mind versus the euphonium, so some of the passages are not as idiomatic as they could be. The Andantino creates an atmosphere mindful of Piazzolla. The melody sails with the euphonium.
This piece stands at the top of the list of recommended repertoire for those capable.