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$18.00A rousing original march in 6/8 time that will set your audience’s toes a-tapping. A versatile piece for programming, and playable by good intermediate groups
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$22.00The classic 1954 NBC television series comes to life in William Picher’s sparkling brass quintet arrangement of Rodgers’ stirring score.
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$20.00Contains the most popular of the Jewish holiday favorites including “The Dreidel Song”, “Mo’oz Tzur”, “S’Vivon” and more.
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$28.00This work comes from a manuscript of music composed for the 4th New Hampshire Regiment Band.
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$18.00Subtitled Fan Shen Dao Qing, this quintet is written by a faculty member of the Peking Conservatory and edited by Robert Nagel.
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$178.00Here’s a nice intrada for a concert or a ceremony, with interesting parts for all players. Trumpet parts are in C, with alternate Bb parts provided.
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$18.00This piece is based on the opening motive from Nimrod in Elgar’s Enigma Variations.
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$18.00A renaissance “battle piece” originally for strings and organ becomes a natural for brass quintet as arranged by David Baldwin.
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$20.00Wagner’s famous operatic music is useful as a concert opener but also for more functional situations such as weddings, commencements and other festive ceremonies.
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$18.001st trumpet plays piccolo thought out. A charming little piece in French style that will provide a nice timbre change in a concert program.
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$18.00This seasonal work contains three lesser known carols-The Boar’s Head Carol, Good Christian Men Rejoice, and Gloucestershire Wassail, and is an attractive and interesting addition on any quintet Christmas program.
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$18.00The tune is a lovely one, and the optional organ part is for manuals only. This is a good addition for quintets who do service work.
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$18.00Written in 1909, twelve years after he had gained fame with Maple Leaf Rag, Solace is Joplin’s only work composed in tango rhythm.
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$20.00Jon Nelson, a member of Meridian Arts Ensemble transcribed this Bach work which also works as well as Contrapunctus 10.
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$20.00This advanced arrangement by Robert Nagel from The Art of Fugue was part of the New York Brass Quintet’s repertoire.