Spartiti per ensemble di ottoni

Musically, the term 'centone' refers to the practice of combining separate works by one composer, or by different composers. In Verne Reynolds' Centone No. 2, the works by Johann Joseph Fux include: I...

Musically, the term 'centone' refers to the practice of combining separate works by one composer, or by different composers. In Verne Reynolds' Centone No. 2, the works by Johann Joseph Fux include: I...

Musically, the term 'centone' refers to the practice of combining separate works by one composer, or by different composers. In this Centone No. 3, the four works selected are by Felix Mendelssohn. Tr...

Musically, the term 'centone' refers to the practice of combining separate works by one composer, or by different composers. Transcribed by Verne Reynolds. Movement: I. Fantasia, II. Four-Note Pavan,...

Musically, the term 'centone' refers to the practice of combining separate works by one composer, or by different composers. Transcribed by Verne Reynolds. Movement: I. Fantasia, II. Four-Note Pavan,...

Musically, the term 'centone' refers to the practice of combining separate works by one composer, or by different composers. In this Centone No. 5, the works by Scheidt include: I. Canzon Gallicam, II...

As suggested by the title, this short piece is an ideal choice for a bit of swing-style jazz variety in a chamber music program.

Composed for Robert Levy and the Iowa Brass Quintet. Includes trumpet parts for both Bb and C instruments.

This piece can be played by brass quintet or brass choir, and it includes an optional percussion part. This is a great selection for an advanced brass quintet. Mambo movement. Movements: I. Lazy Blues...

The five-voiced fugue, commonly called 'St. Anne's', for full organ appears in part 3 of Bach's 'Clavierubung', published in 1739 or 1740. The melody which supplies the theme is from a hymn is attribu...

The five-voiced fugue, commonly called 'St. Anne's', for full organ appears in part 3 of Bach's 'Clavierubung', published in 1739 or 1740. The melody which supplies the theme is from a hymn is attribu...

These arrangements by Joseph Kreines for brass quintet use four of the British folk songs that Grainger collected and arranged over the course of his career. Movements: I. Lisbon, II. Sussex Mummers'...

Commissioned by my the composer's friends in the Kansas Brass Quintet. Movements: I. Intrada, II. Headache Scherzo (Or: The Blight of the Fumble Bee), III. Pastorale, IV. The Tin-ear Rag

Commissioned by my the composer's friends in the Kansas Brass Quintet. Movements: I. Intrada, II. Headache Scherzo (Or: The Blight of the Fumble Bee), III. Pastorale, IV. The Tin-ear Rag

Musically, the term 'centone' refers to the practice of combining separate works by one composer, or by different composers. In this Centone No. 9, the seven works, all by Jan Peiterszoon Sweelinck (1...

Musically, the term 'centone' refers to the practice of combining separate works by one composer, or by different composers. In this Centone No. 9, the seven works, all by Jan Peiterszoon Sweelinck (1...

Musically, the term 'centone' refers to the practice of combining separate works by one composer, or by different composers. This arrangement by Verne Reynolds for brass quintet is a suite in four mov...

Musically, the term 'centone' refers to the practice of combining separate works by one composer, or by different composers. This arrangement by Verne Reynolds for brass quintet is a suite in four mov...

Musically, the term 'centone' refers to the practice of combining separate works by one composer, or by different composers. In this Centone No. 11, the three works selected are by William Boyce (1710...