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$20.00Brass quintet arrangements of two old Christmas tunes, Myn Lyking, and I Saw a Maiden.
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$20.00This quintet is more of a homophonic than a polyphonic piece similar to Corelli or Telemann chamber works. Perfect for Easter services.
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$20.00Ken Singleton’s popular arrangement of this flag waver is a sure way to get a standing ovation for any quintet.
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$18.00Krebs, a student of the great Bach, wrote this chorale prelude on the Advent hymn Wachet Auf (Sleepers Awake) as one of eight chorale preludes for trumpet and organ.
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$20.00Praetorius based a great deal of his music on Lutheran hymns.These two hymn arrangements are excellent for church services.
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$20.00Christmas Garland is a delightful arrangement of four well-known Christmas carols: Here We Come a’Caroling, Good Christian Men Rejoice, What Child is This?, and I Saw Three Ships.
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$20.00This adagio piece for brass quintet is an example of Russian Orthodox choral music.
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$18.00Based on a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, this beautiful song has become a staple for brass quintet during the holiday season.
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$18.00Bobby Scann’s lovely arrangement of Gounod’s hymn to the Virgin Mary based on a Prelude by J.S. Bach.
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$18.00Classic variations and a fugue on our National Anthem composed originally for organ by American composer Dudley Buck (1839-1900) are arranged for brass quintet by Arthur Frackenpohl.
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$20.00Dave Baldwin has arranged this familiar work to give brass players an excellent rendition of this often requested piece.