Ephesians 5

This 1902 composition served as a transition tune from ragtime to traditional jazz. Originally written in 2/4 in the key of G, it became a traditional standard in the key of F, most often played in up-tempo

One of Debussy's impressionist masterworks for solo piano, this arrangement/transcription remains faithful to the form and harmonic structure of the lofty dance (Debussy notated it in 9/8). Henry Wolking

Cougar Fanfare is an excellent way to begin a concert. Written for five trombones, it is accessible for a quintet or large trombone choir of young players. At just over one minute in length, the

This trombone quintet begins with a dark poignant adagio in 3/4 that travels to the lively, more upbeat 4/4 tempo in which it is most often performed. Moderate ranges prevail with lead trombone going to

A lively medley of traditional Irish folksongs that includes: When Irish Eyes are Smiling; Kerry Dance; Molly Malone; My Wild Irish Rose; Harrigan, That's Me and McNamara's Band.

Eighteen new arrangements of favorite works for all musical phases of a wedding ceremony: prelude, postlude, processional, ceremony, and recessional. Beautifully engraved, Wedding Brass Will Ring

From the Stan Kenton Library comes this cute little novelty piece expertly prepared by Bob Curnow. Kenton would include it in the program to feature Red Kelly as the vocalist. Recorded on "Live at the