Brass Quintets

This popular selection from Handel's Water Music, often requested for wedding performances, is ideal for any occasion where a quiet, contemplative mood is appropraite.  Alternating melodic

Brass players will definitely enjoy playing this arrangement of the celebrated theme from the second movement of Bach's "Orchestral Suite No. 3." With reasonable ranges and optional simplified tuba

These fine arrangements from the Canadian Brass contain excellent music for wedding services from their repertoire, collected from their extensive educational publications for brass quintet. The moderately

This famous and exciting piece would make a great opening to a concert, or it could even be used as a recessional at a wedding service. The technical parts flow very nicely and sound more difficult than

A new, fresh treatment of this famous tune as arranged by Chris Coletti of the Canadian Brass.

Scored here for brass quintet and organ (with optional timpani), Music for the Royal Fireworks can now be performed by six people. There are no cuts or reductions. This would make a truly

Now Thank We All Our God is a great example of Bach's writing. This was originally for choir, orchestra, and two horns. The horn lines are now found in the trumpet parts and some (much needed!) rest has

This incredibly famous piece has been arranged here for brass quintet and organ. Noble and majestic, Rondeau arranged by David Marlatt by brass quintet and organ, is a great example of Baroque

Originally a popular organ solo, Trumpet Voluntary arranged by David Marlatt is a great addition to the standard brass quintet repertoire accompanied by organ. This is a great wedding piece that is

This incredibly famous Trumpet Voluntary (often attributed to Henry Purcell) is one of the most often requested wedding pieces of all times. This arrangement, transposed to B-flat for

This arrangement of the complete 2nd suite has been transposed down a step into C concert. The original natural trumpet and horn parts have been preserved so performance on authentic instruments is an

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

Configured for the traditional brass quintet, this suite of classic wedding standards is sure to become a regular addition to ensemble repertoire for such festive events and concerts alike. Charles Evans

This is the most popular wedding processional ever. Arranged here for brass quintet and organ, the melody is passed between the ensemble and the organist. The middle section (which is rarely played for