4 movements arranged for Brass Quintet including Trompette et Tabour and Galop, from this well known set of Bizet piano pieces.

Four great contrasting ragtime pieces including the famous Dixieland classic "Whistling Rufus"

A sonorous arrangement of this well known and loved iconic piece.

Look no further for a piece for use in assembly or church performance. May be used in it's entirety with all the variations or just selected sections according to need.

Brass Sextet.A five minute extravaganza of Christmas Carols and tunes in a German Oompah Band style.

This is a delightful, delicate swinging number which the quintet will adore.

A challenging arrangement of this well known exciting Brubeck piece.

Retains all the swagger and rhythmic vitality of the original.

A four-movement piece consisting of Fanfare, Chorale, Waltz and Procession Ideal for a young brass quintet

A laid back syncopated piece with some chromatic movement which gradually builds to an exciting climax.

An arrangement using Sussex Carol, Masters in the Hall and Deck the Hall

An arrangement with references to Zither Carol, Rejoice and Be Merry, Personent Hodie and Up Good Christian Folk.

Oompah music with a few crazy twists.

The tune that always conjures up the words by Allan Sherman's send up "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah"

A slow lament making a good contrasting programme piece.

Majestic fanfares surround a light hearted frivolous section full of rhythmic surprises.

A stately triple time Fanfare is followed by a Canzona which leads into a fast final movement based on "The Armed Man"

The advanced quintet and audience will enjoy this piece. A 15 minute work but all players have suitable periods with the mouthpiece off the lip!

"Firemen's Galop" A very lively popular favourite from the past.

A "bluesy" arrangement with an upbeat middle section.

"Blow The Wind Southerly" and "Where Hast Tha Been, Ma Bonny Laad?" are neatly interwoven to produce a beautiful, easy Folksong Fare.

Three folk songs, including English Country Garden,with challenging parts for all.

Three contrasting Joplin pieces. Helitrope Bouquet: Binks'Waltz: Antoinette:

A classic example of a small fugue.

This arrangement puts all the FUN back into Funiculi Funicula.

An up beat medley including - Oh,Lady Be Good, Somebody Loves Me, Do It Again, Clap Yo' Hands.

An up beat medley including - Fascinating Rhythm, Somebody Loves Me, The Man I Love, S'Wonderful.

An arrangement of this Handel classic which allows each player to have a solo spot.

An appealing, four minute piece combining arrangements of I Saw Three Ships and Silent Night.

An original tribute from David King to this March King!

A brass quintet arrangement of this Handel favourite.

An upbeat arrangement of this well known piece.

This easy cheeky arrangement is a good one to have in your repertoire, especially as a snappy encore.

An upbeat arrangement of this well known piece.

An attractive jazzy suite in three movements. A great favourite with audience and performers alike.

An energetic, fun piece for the whole ensemble.

A slick lollipop arrangement of this traditional spiritual.

For the high flying ensemble who like a challenge.

A slow reference to "The Volga Boatman" gives a deceptive lead into this exciting Cossack "knees-up" of Kalinka.

An upbeat arrangement with a slow blues middle section

An up-beat arrangement, with a 2nd Trumpet blues solo middle section.

This arrangement provides all the tension of the original, but reduced in length. The tuba player needs to play a bass or tenor drum for the first section of the piece.

A novelty item where two Mexican trumpeters meet three reggae players.

A 6 minute Overture with references to Tchaikovsky’s 1812: Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro: Smetana’s The Bartered Bride: Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream: Rossini’s William Tell

A substantial witty piece which embraces The Blaydon Races, Adam Buckham, Blow The Wind Southerly, Mae Bonny Lad, Ca'Hawkie Thro' The Water and The Keel Row.

A brilliant opening concert item for any brass ensemble.

A classic arrangement of five movements from Tchaikovsky's evergreen favourite.

A typical Handel Overture with unexpected chordal progressions in the slow section followed by a Gigue like Allegro.

A light hearted compilation of famous tunes from ten overtures, including 1812, Light Cavalry and William Tell. A good audience pleaser.

This well known Basie number makes a good concert finisher or encore piece.

This famous polonaise from Tchaikovsky's opera, is a great favourite with all audiences.

Remembrance is a poignant, easy to play piece eminently suitable for sombre occasions, such as a Remembrance Day Service.

A condensed and relatively easy arrangement of this lively Overture. A good concert opener.

Two dances which give ample opportunity for each player to take the limelight.

This famous Scherzo, which everybody knows, relies for its success on delicate playing from the whole ensemble.

A welcome sonorous edition to the brass quintet Christmas music with leading parts for all the players.

A perfect 9 minute bonne bouche to round off your concert! Three exciting movements. A showbiz toe-tapping first, followed by a mellow slow second, with a final mad whirl of a show stopping finale.

A challenging three movement work which the established ensemble will enjoy.

A beautiful arrangement of this slow, traditional French folk song.

A spectacular opening item which features all members of the quintet.

An upbeat arrangement of the well known piece.

This easy laid back arrangement with a straight middle section sandwiched between two swing sections will be a sure-fire winner with your intermediate ensemble.

A swinging winner for both performers and audience alike.

A sprightly tune with gratifying parts for all the players.

Enjoyment for all in this typically 1950's Tango which conjours up a Parisian feel.

This piece has quite a bite to it with almost four minutes of perpetual movement.

A swing arrangement with a slow blues middle section.

The Owl and the Pussy-cat: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John: Sing a Song of Sixpence.Full of wit and humour. A must for any ensemble.

Five movements which are fabulous, funny and fun to play.

A challenging three movement work which the established ensemble will enjoy.

A fun piece for the quintet featuring the tuba player.

The Meeting of the Waters and Lanigan's Ball

The iconic "South Bank Show" theme tune begins this set of Brahms' variations which finally end with an exhilarating Tarantella.

This lively Vivace makes a slick admirable encore piece.

A combination of slow and up beat versions of this ever popular Louis Armstrong classic.

Brass quintet arrangements of these wedding favourites including the hymn "O Perfect Love"