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$20.00The opening fanfare stresses tightly voiced ensemble playing and utilizes contemporary harmonic and rhythmic techniques.
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$20.00This arrangement for brass quintet is based on the Fugue in Imitation of the Postilion’s Horn Call.
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$15.00An excellent transcription of Jules Massenet’s famous dance from his 1885 opera, Le Cid.
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$10.00Adapted from Mozart’s Sonata for Bassoon and Cello (K. 292), this transcription by Rex Conner works perfectly for two tubas or euphonium and tuba.
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$12.00A clever manipulation of the Mexican Hat Dance, and the parts provide enjoyment for each player. This light-hearted, well-written piece is a must for a trio recital!
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$20.00Editor’s choice. A marvelously written work for one of the most difficult textures in brass chamber music.
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$15.00This trio for trumpet, horn and trombone was written for the University of Dayton Brass trio.
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$12.00The first movement resembles a short toccata, the second creates a full luxurious texture that implies a much larger instrumentation and the third movement is Stravinskyesque in nature with a dry, brittle rhythmic drive.
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$30.00This complete overture to the opera Merry Wives shares both Classical clarity and Romantic intensity, and highlights Nicolai’s melodic gifts and his fluent understanding of orchestration techniques.
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$25.00This is a wonderful Baroque Suite which could be used for many different occasions or gigs.
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$20.00Changing textures and colors and rhythms give this brass ensemble piece audience appeal.
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$15.00This brass choir work is based on the opening motive from Nimrod in Elgar’s Enigma Variations.
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$35.00Frackenpohl wrote this brass and percussion ensemble in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the New York Mets and the 150th anniversary of the New York Philharmonic.