Season 2
Kumiko and her teammates have won the Kyoto regional tournament. From now on, life will be getting a lot more hectic. With the national tournament fast approaching, Kumiko's band is doubling down on practice and discipline, leaving little time for sleep or other recreational activities. The redoubled practice schedule brings Kumiko and Reina closer together, but elsewhere in the band, it seems like drama threatens to tear the group's unity apart. The ghost of the prior year's mass band exodus still haunts many of Kumiko's classmates, and with former band member Nozomi Masumi now asking to return, it seems like the grudges of the past will soon be impossible to ignore.
Mid-summer Fanfare
Having won first place at the Kyoto competition, Kumiko and the band are preparing to compete in the Kansai competition. A shadow looms over them when an old member, Nozomi Kasaki, enters the picture.
Hesitation Flute
Kumiko and her buddies head to the pool for one last breath of freedom before their grueling concert band training. There, Nozomi reveals some of what had happened the year before.
Troubled Nocturnes
The high school Kitauji fanfare begins its intensive summer camp before the Kansai competition. Kumiko is still trying to find out more about Asuka's refusal to reinstate Nozomi and intends to respect her promise to the girl.
Awakening Oboe
Nozomi finally meets Mizore. She learns, the hard way, why Asuka had been keeping her away.
Miraculous Harmony
Only three schools will be selected at the Kansai Concert Band Competition to compete in the Nationals. Will Kitauji High School be one of them?
Rainy Conductor
It's the school festival at Kitauji High School. Kumiko's sister insists on quitting college, while Taki reveals some things about his past with his wife.
Station Concert
Asuka's mother wants her to quit the concert band. This upsets everyone -- including her mother.
Rhapsody in Flu
Asuka invites Kumiko over for a study party. With Kumiko's sister quitting college and Asuka's band membership uncertain, Kumiko and Reina are forced to contemplate the role of music in their lives.
Sound! Euphonium
Asuka is about to lose her seat competing in the Nationals. But that might not be why she invited Kumiko over.
After-school Obbligato
Taki's deadline for Asuka draws near. She refuses to admit that she wants, more than anyone, to compete in the Nationals.
First Love Trumpet
With Asuka back in the competition, the orchestra is just about set for the Nationals. Meanwhile, Kumiko tries to understand why Reina is upset at her.
The Last Competition
It's the big day: the All Japan Concert Band Competition Nationals.
Early-Spring Epilogue
With the competition over and the third-years graduating, Kumiko is left to sort through her feelings: Is it a love of concert band, of the euphonium, or of something else?
Avis de la communauté (1)
Average episode rating this season: 8.07692308 I really did enjoy this show a lot. The only thing I would ask for is more of the ensemble actually playing—the show loves to cut away right as Taki-sensei gives the downbeat and show the results without letting us hear the music, but I understand that it's because the group only really plays the same one or two pieces at competitions. It would get boring for the audience to hear the same piece over and over.