A delightful brass ensemble arrangement that gives a constant sense of moment with various rhythmic devices while maintaining the sweeping nature of this old established tune. All parts get in the action

Battle with the Frost Giants is the third and final movement to The Hammer of Asgard, an original soundtrack style composition for brass and percussion. Using Norse mythology as the theme,

A jazz medley of Deck the Halls, Silent Night, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen and We Wish You a Merry Christmas.

Deep River has been arranged here to feature the smooth sound of the flugel horn. This famous melody is supported by an interesting accompaniment with jazz harmonies and rhythmic pulse. Spirituals

For many reasons, Christmas means joy. This tune, Ding Dong Merrily on High, is a wonderful musical snapshot of the whole season. In this arrangement, we hear church bells chiming, voices uniting

A lyrical piece inspired by the view of our planet from space. In the silent, black vacuum of space exists this bright blue planet, slowly rotating, giving astronauts a serene and breathtaking view of the

An incredibly exciting fanfare for 3 trumpets, 4 horns, 3 trombones and tuba. Trumpet parts in C, 2 trombone parts in tenor clef.

Fanfare for Christmas uses parts of several well-known Christmas carols and features each of the different brass voice choirs: trumpet, horn, trombone, and tuba/euphonium. There are three optional

Based on the Newfoundland folk song the Feller from Fortune, this piece has been transformed from the original jig to become an energetic overture featuring a number of solo opportunities,

The Hall of Valhalla is the second movement to the three-part suite The Hammer of Asgard, an original soundtrack-style composition for brass and percussion. Using Norse mythology as the

This fanfare is a spirited celebration of the season. Featuring every instrument of the brass section, this triumphant opener highlights several familiar melodies. Playable by musicians of all levels,

This piece 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 piece is flowing and smooth,