Brass Sextets

This great collection of music for brass choirs appears on many state contest lists and includes pieces of varying lengths and styles to suit any performance opportunity. The thirteen works in this series

What this original three-movement work lacks in a colorful title, it makes up for it with driving rhythms, memorable melodies, and fun parts for all players. The percussion, although not necessary, would

Contents: Allerseelen (Strauss/Irons); Ballade (Shelukov/Walters); Chanson Triste (Tchaikovsky/Irons); Chorale from "Prelude, Chorale and Fugue" (Bach/Albert/Gower);

These four offer original musical settings will add strength and majesty to any occasion. The pieces can be used in worship services and for wedding processionals and recessionals. The fanfares will also

Presented in an almost march-like nature, this stately rendition includes all kinds of "fun" devices. A sure hit for the lighter side of a Christmas presentation. Scored for 2 trumpets, horn, trombone,

The Holly and the Ivy is a traditional English Christmas carol. Holly and ivy have been important as English Christmas decorations for church use since at least the fifteenth century. This

A brass sextet with opt. parts for flugelhorn and BHTC. The beginning introduces stacked motives building to full chords. Following is a rendition of "When I Can Read My Title Clear" with melody broken down

A brass sextet with opt. parts for flugelhorn and BHTC. The beginning presents a vigorous fanfare where it settles down into  solemn rendition of "We've A Story To Tell To The Nations." After a

A brass sextet with opt. parts for flugelhorn and BHTC. The beginning presents a vigorous fanfare where it settles down into solemn rendition of "Leaning On The Everlasting Arms." After a motivic transition

The well-known final movement from Mozart's "Piano Sonata in A Major K. 331." The title, in English, Turkish Rondo, refers to an exotic "Turkish" style that was quite popular in his time. Good

This short fanfare/overture was written to celebrate the 25th anniversary of a school in Canada. It opens with a brief fanfare section before breaking into a fun, shifting upbeat feel with ... view details

Still, Still, Still is a peaceful Austrian carol that is beautiful in its simplicity and elegance. Melody is found in all voices. Often performed by choirs, this is a favorite with audiences all