Brass Quintets

Originally for piano, the left hand melody has been adapted here for solo tuba with brass quartet accompaniment. A short theme and variations. It features the original melody and ornamented variations

This arrangement was conceived of as a concert opener for a quintet concert. It begins in a celebratory manner and, after two statements of the melody, the tune is stated in augmented fragments in the low

This resplendent setting for grade 4 groups is sure to thrill both performers and audiences, and will bring a festive atmosphere to any holiday occasion. 

Bold, rich, and inspiring are apt descriptors of this setting of the beloved carol. Lloyd Larson’s creative incorporation of expanded harmonic and rhythmic language into this timeless melody ensures

Written for the standard brass quintet with organ, the majestic work will delight listeners with bright contrapuntal writing, ending with powerful chords that can open a concert or church service.

This majestic piece depicts a King's procession through a Medieval town. Grand and triumphant, the king parades past his subjects waving and greeting them. This piece allows for all members in the ensemble

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

The heroic knights and the magnificent castles! This short, simple piece uses only the first six notes found in most method books and makes a great first ever brass quintet piece for a very young ensemble.

This pensive and beautiful piece appears on the album Canadian Brass Takes Flight. Arranged at an intermediate level, this selection is achievable by most musicians and is an excellent choice when

The principal theme from the second movement of this symphony is equal in fame and popularity to Pachelbel's Canon and Albinoni's Adagio. This incredibly simple and beautiful theme has

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.

The hit song Levitating by the English singer Dua Lipa was written in Jamaica during a session for her second studio album: Future Nostalgia. It is a stirring dance tune featuring