Euphouria

Euphouria Quartet is composed of music professionals from the Middle Tennessee area. It is a unique group in that it utilizes three euphoniums and one tuba. Most tuba-euphonium quartets use two euphoniums and two tubas. This unique instrumentation allows the group to develop a lighter sound and to access a wealth of trombone quartet literature. 
The quartet plays recitals at local schools and universities and at the Armed Forces Tuba-Euphonium Conference in Washington, D.C. They have performed at the All-Georgia Tuba Conference and at the International Tuba-Euphonium Conference in Greensboro, N.C. The name of the group comes from “euph,” euphoniums, and “phour,” four members in the quartet.
Group members are: Greg English on euphonium. English graduated from Tennessee Tech University as a trombone player and began playing euphonium with the group in 2000. He is a middle school choral teacher in Tullahoma.
Carroll Gotcher on euphonium. Gotcher graduated from Tennessee Tech and then earned his master’s degree from the University of Tennessee. He is a founding member of the group. He teaches instrumental music in Jackson County.
Atticus Hensley on euphonium. Hensley earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Tennessee and also is a founding member of the group. He teaches private music lessons around the Coffee County area and assists with the band program in Tullahoma.
Andrew Lynn on tuba. Lynn graduated from Tennessee Tech and is a founding member of the group. He holds the position of a band director in Shelbyville, Tenn.