Brass Quintets

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.

This work is modal in both melodic and harmonic construction, but, like much of Debussy’s music, is often difficult to define precisely. Gentle and restrained, it is filled with exquisite musical

Includes: Do You Want to Build a Snowman?; For the First Time in Forever; In Summer and Let it Go.

A quick and exciting piece that imagines a sinister character moving throughout the hall causing a disruption everywhere he appears. It's sure to be a heart-pumping experience for the audience as the

Known mostly for its appearance in the Austin Powers movies, this infectious instrumental hit from the 1960s is a classic that really grooves! The percussion is optional but highly recommended.

Inspired by the Grand Canyon, the open voicings of quartal harmonies reflect the canyon's vast expanse. This work is fun to perform and enjoyable to hear; it is ideal for competitions, conference preludes,

The jazz classic is presented here for brass quintet and drum set in an upbeat rock style.

Contemporary arrangements of standard patriotic tunes as played by the Boston Pops brass quintet.

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

Suite for Brass Quintet is a group of five works that demonstrate the composer's command of the musical elements. They are rhythmically and harmonically diverse, melodically interesting, and

Proclaim His glory with the triumphant sounds of brass and ivory. Lloyd Larson expertly captures the celebration of the hymn's text in this regal arrangement. This piece is written so that it may be adapted

Multiple verse settings of three well-known hymn tunes for the Easter season. EASTER HYMN and UNSER HERRSCHER have descants for the final verse. Generally, an introduction is followed by multiple verse