Morceau de concert for Tuba or Contrabass/Bass Trombone and Piano This very cool arrangement of music by Jean Sibelius is available for buyers in the United States and Life+50 year countries (due to copyright rules). Here are three popular pieces from Gabrieli's Sacrae Symphoniae of 1597: Canzon per sonar septimi toni a8 (Ch.171), Canzon per sonar septimi toni a8 (Ch.172), and Canzon per sonar duodecimi toni a8 (Ch.174). Gabrieli Triple Pack for 8-part Brass Ensemble Teddy Bears' Picnic for Low Brass EnsembleĬould this be the cutest song ever written? You can use the standard trumpet/horn/trombone trio, or substitute trombone for horn, or use baritone/euphonium on the bottom. It's nice to have a Gabrieli arrangement with moderate range, making it suitable for younger players. This setting by César Franck of the Medieval hymn "Bread of Angels" is an oft-requested wedding ceremony tune!
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The arranger is careful to give everyone the melody – plus some rest – at some point during the piece. The Stars and Stripes Forever for Brass Quintet Tuba has some tricky fingerings, but it should be ok with some practice! Here's a fun one to play for Oktoberfest.
Tritsch-Tratsch Polka (Chit-Chat Polka) for Brass Quintet The main theme is drawn from "Reiterlied" (Cavalry Song), opening number of the operetta Simplicius ( YouTube). Reitermarsch (Cavalry March) for Brass Ensemble with PercussionĪ great arrangement of this march by Johann Strauss Sohn, first performed in 1887 or 1888 at the Vienna Volksgarten or the concert hall of the Vienna Musikverein. You can make it a quiz for maximum participation! The first of many excellent, new Christmas arrangements we will release this year. This set of popular carols, arranged in a variety of styles and textures, will engage the audience as they work to identify them. The arranger did a lot of research before coming up with this rocking arrangement of a Medieval Carol! It uses C sharp accidentals as in the original manuscripts, while many of the choral, brass and woodwind arrangements currently available do not.Ī Christmas Carol Fantasy for Brass Quintet The classic Munich Oktoberfest drinking song! The melody is shared between trumpet and trombone, with the tuba providing the Oompah accompaniment. This mashup of traditional holiday favorites covers a lot of bases!Īngels We Have Heard on High for Brass Octet with Optional PercussionĪ carol favorite, re-imagined as a beautiful and stirring march for brass! ( YouTube) Your audience will love this fun arrangement that opens with a Sing, Sing, Sing style drum solo, proceeds into a heavy swing version of God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, then slows down for a misterioso finale – perfect for low brass!Ĭelebrate the festival of lights with this compilation of Jewish tunes that includes Maoz Tzur, Oseh Shalom, Svivon, Mi Yamaiel, and My Dreydl.Ĭhristmas/Hanukkah Fantasy for Brass Quintet The Gentlemen of Christmas for Low Brass Ensemble and Drum Set Nativity – Huron Carol for 5-Part Brass Ensemble with Taiko DrumsĪ beautiful arrangement of this Canadian Christmas hymn! Just browse or search the catalog to find your music, and you'll soon be able to use it to practice, play for family, or perform at holiday events, corporate functions, church services, or on the concert stage!! Recent Additions
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Our music is available for immediate download in PDF format after placing a secure order on our website. You might also be interested in the fanfares, hymns, and brass & organ works under "Specialty Brass." You can find them under "Young Brass."Ĭhurch Music Directors: we have a wide range of music available for Christmas and Easter services. Would you like to perform new and engaging music carefully crafted for your brass ensemble? Here at Music For, we've created over 600 pieces of beautiful sheet music to fit your playing style, ability, and venue.īand Directors and Teachers: we selected items from our catalog we feel would be interesting for young musicians, and sorted them into difficulty levels from beginner to college.
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