Mixed Brass Ensemble
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$15.00Horn feature and what a hoot! Richard Strauss’ horn call from Til Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks as the melodic basis for this jaunty, Joplinesque rag.
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$17.00Dietrich Buxtehude, one of young J.S. Bach’s inspirations, was a prolific composer for organ. His improvisational style transcribes well for brass in this effective transcription.
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$17.00Brass quintet arrangements of two old Christmas tunes, Myn Lyking, and I Saw a Maiden.
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$12.00Quasi-rondo form which contains a nice variety of rhythmic gestures, lyrical statements and declamatory passages.
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$15.00This 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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$17.00Childhood Scenes in 3 movements depicts fears, daydreams and clowns. Good kinderkonzert fare.
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$17.00Ken Singleton’s popular arrangement of this flag waver is a sure way to get a standing ovation for any quintet.
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$17.00The famous trombone solo by Sousa bandsman Arthur Pryor, arranged by William Picher for solo trombone accompanied by two trumpets, horn and tuba.
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$15.00This Toccata and Fugue is an excellent example of the academic or “correct” style of the composition of the period and the mood and lively rhythmic figures.