Brass Quintets

Another Mission: Secret is a sequel to the Mission: Secret. Like its predecessor, this chart uses all the qualities of a classic spy tune: 12-bar blues form, catchy bass riff, simple

This version of the holiday classic Carol of the Bells, based on the Ukrainian chant "Shchedryk," features all players in various roles. This is something a little different at Christmas time---a

The legend of the great city of Troy varies depending on historical or fictional belief. This city was the location of the long lasting Trojan Wars between the people of Troy and the Greeks. The fall of

Using the style of Canadian folk songs from the east coast and the story-telling features of Newfoundland, this work by Ryan Meeboer for brass quintet is about a trip out into the ocean. The piece opens

The Habanera from Bizet's "Carmen" is one of the most famous and popular opera arias in the repertoire. The majority of the technical requirements have been reduced to make this arrangement

Hush by Bill Thomas is a simple lyrical composition in the style of a lullaby. It was inspired by the thought of that time of night when the lights are finally turned off and the house is quiet.

Ma'oz Tzur (Rock of Ages) is a traditional Hanukkah song that celebrates the Maccabees' fight for freedom. This arrangement is composed in the style of a bossa nova and is a nice light, alternative

The Perilous Seat was a chair intentionally left vacant at King Arthur's round table. It was reserved for the bravest knight who was willing to take on the quest for the Holy Grail. If someone sat

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

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

The famous Trumpet Tune and Air was originally written for keyboard but seems like it was meant for a more grand