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This gorgeous arrangement of the traditional folk song is masterfully crafted by Tay for standard brass quintet (2 trumpets/flugel horn trombone tuba). It features solos for trombone and flugel horn.

Shenandoah

Brass Quintet

This is an arrangement of the famous Pearl Fishers duet from Bizets 1863 opera. The work is set for woodwind quintet and features the horn and bassoon in the solo roles.

Pearl Fishers' Duet

Woodwind Quintet

The beloved hymn is set by Tay for two trumpets, horn, trombone and tuba. This arrangement was written for the Boulevard Brass Quintet.

A Mighty Fortress is our God

The famous duet for sopranos was first performed in 1883. The duet appears in Act I and is sung by the title character Lakme and her servant Millka as the gather flowers by the river.   This arrangement by Tay is done for standard brass quintet featuring the trumpets in the solo roles.

Flower Duet from Lakme

This Susato work has been arranged for Brass Quartet with percussion (tenor drum or tambourine). It has 6 movements.

Suite for Brass Quartet

Brass Quartet

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"Song at Parting" weaves traditional folk melodies with Evan G. Chancellor's evocative arrangements, perfect for concert and contest settings. Embrace the poignant harmonies that capture the essence of farewell, offering both challenge and charm to performers. Elevate your ensemble's repertoire with this touching and masterful composition. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Song at Parting

Concert Band Score & Parts

This is an original work for band, the melody taken from a song I began writing some 10 years earlier for my wife.  The lyrics for the original song drew on the Navajo blessing may you walk in beauty, referring to the text of the "Blessing Way" prayer.  The piece features solos for the oboe, flute, trumpet and tenor or alto sax and has some flexibility to adapt to different instrumentation using anywhere from three to six percussionists.

May You Walk In Beauty

This beloved march is arranged here for traditional brass quintet: two trumpets, horn, trombone, tuba.  This version can be heard in the motion picture "Rudderless" performed by the Boulevard Brass Quintet.

Washington Post March

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Heinrich Domnich (1767-1844) was professor of horn specializing in cor basse at the Paris Conservatory from 1795 until 1817.  The Symphonie Concertante pour Deux Cors was composed between 1805 and 1810. The piece reflects Domnichs traditional approach to horn playing with very distinct and characteristic lines for cor alto high horn and cor basse low horn.  Like his earlier concerti there is much in terms of technique.

Symphonie Concertante for 2 Horns

Horn in F Duet

This traditional hymn has been beautifully set by Tay for brass quintet. The arrangement features the trumpet horn and trombone in solo roles.

Everytime I Feel the Spirit

Tay has made a clever arrangement of this traditional spiritual.  The arrangement is for standard quintet (2 trumpets horn trombone tuba).  It makes use of plunger/wah-wah mute for trumpet and features each instrument in solo roles.

Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho

This piece is an adaptation of a choral work by Mr. Chancellor which is a meditation on I John 4:10.  The horn ensemble version is written in 4 parts and is recommended either for horn quartet or choir of 8-12 horns with doubling.

Anthem

Horn in F Quartet

Heinrich Domnich (1767-1844) was professor of horn specializing in cor basse at the Paris Conservatory from its inception in 1795 until 1817.  His 1st Concerto was composed between 1797 and 1802 and is thought to have been premiered in April 1803.  As the title indicates it is a piece for premier cor (first horn) or high horn and emphasizes the instrument's upper register.

Concerto No. 1 for High Horn

Horn in F Solo with Piano

"Salvation" is the last sacred work written by the famous Russian composer before such works were outlawed.  It has been set in many versions for voice and wind ensemble.  This arrangement is a setting for Horn Choir in 8 parts.

Salvation is Created

Horn in F Ensemble

This is an arrangement for woodwind quintet of music from the 1879 Gilbert &amp; Sullivan operetta Pirates of Penzance.  It includes music from a recitative section sung in the stage work by Mabel the Major General Samuel and Chorus followed by the well-known tune Modern Major General.  This is a challenging setting requiring individual virtuosity ensemble coherence and rhythmic precision... and its a lot of fun!

Modern Major General with Recitative

This traditional hymn is beautifully set by Tay for brass quintet (trumpets, horn, trombone, tuba). This arrangement was orignally written for and performed by the Boulevard Brass Quintet.

All Creatures of Our God and King

This work composed in 2009 is based on melodies originally conceived as lullabies for Brittan’'s son. The piece evolved into a setting of four “moods” represented by the Moon (La Lune), the Sea (La Mer), the Sun (Le Soleil) and the Night (La Nuit). These moods are brought to life through the unique texture and harmonic conception of each movement. "Landscapes" has been performed by a number of artists and was recorded by Duo Avanzando in their 2012 CD “"Projecting Back"” which received critical acclaim.

Landscapes

Clarinet Duet

This piece is an adaptation of a choral work by Chancellor, which is a mediation on I John 4:10. This version is set for young band. The harmony is conceived in 4 parts as in the choral work and is divided throughout the ensemble with a fair amount of doubling. The plaintive lyric melody begins in the clarinets and is passed to the brass and then to the flutes. After featuring individual instrument groups, the piece culminates in a closing tutti section

Meditation for Wind Ensemble

This piece began as a part of a larger work for orchestra â Jig and Reelâ. This version is written for a young concert band. The melody is in the style of an Irish jig and  is set in 6/8 in the key of F Major. The quick, lively tune is played first in the flute with reeds sustaining a drone, creating the effect of a fife with bagpipes. The melody is then passed to the clarinets and then to the brass. There is an alto sax feature with may be played as a solo or section soli.

Jig for Band

Fairest Lord Jesus

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