Spartiti per ensemble di fiati

With strong melodies, accessible ranges (A5 trumpet, A4 trombone), and lots of tutti writing to boost player confidence, this appealing original in ABA form features a buoyant 'A' theme in 6/8 and a l...

Fun, fun, fun! A great closer to a concert. Everyone gets a section of melody and all parts are rhythmically interesting without being too difficult. Clapping, meter changes and other interesting arra...

This is true hoe-down music and should be played with the energy of square dancers. The syncopated rhythms combined with the short crisp articulations make this a fun tune for both listener and perfor...

Something Modal is a laid-back jump swing chart. The melodies and backgrounds are very simple, yet very catchy. Chord changes are simple enough to open up opportunities for players to practice and sho...

It seems only natural for arrangers to look to the choral repertoire to create sets of short chorales as warm ups or concert pieces. This collection takes some famous chorales from Luther, Praetorius...

Recording:1 CD Hortus (HORT095)Jean-Pierre Leguay: Chant d'AirainMusiciens de l'Orchestre du Luxembourg Pascale Rouet (organ)Pierre Nimax jr. (conductor)

2 Euphoniums BC/TC (or F Tubas), 2 Tubas. With score.

Questo quartetto è stato scritto per gli ottoni più giovani, affinché possano fare un'esperienza di piccolo ensemble suonando lo stile di musica che gli ottoni sanno fare meglio: fanfare e marce!

I. Let Us Break Bread Together, II. O, Rise and Shine; 2 Trumpets, 2 Trombones. Options include baritone or F horn for trombone 1 and baritone for trombone 2. Both TC and BC parts are provided. All in...

2 Trombones, Euphonium, Tuba. Easy ranges. Air is in a legato style. March is marcato. Good training and contest piece for young performers. With alternate euphonium TC parts for trombone 2 and euphon...

I. Sweet and Low, II. Listen to the Mockingbird (3 Trombones/Euphoniums, 1 Tuba) Class C' work that opens in a slow 6/8 in E-flat. The second movement is a faster 4/4 in A-flat. Range demands are mini...