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$18.00This is a beautiful concert waltz with lyrical melodies and engaging harmonies with nice variety in the sections.
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$14.00Already a favorite for weddings, this transcription of Charpentier’s Prelude has become one of our best selling publications.
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$20.00Well within the range of a good student group, this suite has much audience appeal. The three movements, Fantastic Piece, Sojourn Brave, and Fuga, represent Scriabin at his best.
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$20.00This elegant, beautiful arrangement is an excellent choice for a variety of church service, weddings, or ceremonies.
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$25.00These Baroque German choral anthems are based on Biblical Christmas scriptures, and ring with sonority and brilliance in this brass setting.
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$18.00This madrigal of Andrea Gabrieli is transcribed from Musica Divina, a set of madrigals published in part books in 1583 and is arranged for quintet by Christopher Swainhart.
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$18.00Everyone gets something interesting to play; especially the tuba, and rhythmic accuracy and good ensemble articulation are stressed.
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$18.00From “Come Ye Sons of Art”. This transcription of the famous aria features the trumpets.
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$18.00Selected from Carlton’s only published work, these two madrigals were chosen for brass quintet because they are originally in five parts, are not that well known, and reflect a compositional style that lies in between the earlier Elizabethan style of William Byrd and the more dazzling later style of Thomas Morley.
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$18.00Palestrina’s flowingly beautiful Renaissance counterpoint in a brass setting that is accessible to good high school groups.
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$18.00Â Pieces included are Hark All Ye Lovely Saints Above by Thomas Weelkes; Candidi Facti Sunt by Thomas Tallis; Mother I Will Have a Husband by Thomas Vautor.
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$18.00This volume includes I Always Loved to Call My Lady Rose by Henry Lichfield (dates unknown); Ave Maria by William Byrd (1543-1623); The Nightingale by Peter Philips (died 1625).
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$18.00Jan Sweelinck’s (1562 – 1621) choral work for brass quintet by noted arranger Conrad DeJong, whose famous edition of Scheidt’s Canzona Bergamasca has been commercially recorded numerous times.
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$20.00This four movement transcription of the piano pieces Balalaika, Andante, Espanola, Galop gives brass players the chance to demonstrate Stravinsky’s sense of humor.
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$15.00Grieg’s poignant Norwegian vignette will charm your audience and add nice variety to your program.
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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