Abide with Me is a beautiful hymn and has been arranged to feature all the members in a brass quintet with organ. This arrangement opens with a short introduction then proceeds through several
Ave Verum Corpus is one of Mozart's most famous pieces and has even been described as "perhaps the loftiest work of art that Mozart has created." It is simple and a perfect piece to develop a
Originally written for orchestra and a large choir, this powerful work was to be performed in a large church in Venice, perhaps even Saint Mark's Cathedral. One Monteverdi scholar believes that this was
This arrangement of Hallelujah from Handel's "Messiah," in the original key of D, is perfect for those times when a standard brass quintet is performing a church service or other
This arrangement of Hallelujah from Handel's "Messiah," lowered to the key of B-flat, is perfect for those times when a standard brass quintet is performing a church service or other
This folk song has been used as the melody for several popular hymns over the years. This arrangement is opened by a solo trumpet with a sense of a lone player on the top of a hill surrounded by mist. The
This theme-and-variations on a well-known hymn tune will find a place in both worship and recital. The piece is reverent and triumphant, yet musically interesting even to those who do not know the hymn.
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
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This is the most famous section from Bach's Cantata No. 208. Arranged here for brass quintet and organ, it makes an ideal piece to be used at events such as weddings or church services. All parts are
From its origin as the Jupiter theme from Gustav Holst's "The Planets," this familiar melody is now used for many hymns and other settings. Arranged for advancing ensemble, this arrangement gives each
Trumpet Voluntary No. 1 arranged here by David Marlatt, was originally a work to show off the trumpet stop on an organ. That brilliant sound has been replaced by the real instruments in this