A simple arrangement of the reggae classic "Don't Worry, Be Happy" for beginner flexible brass ensemble. This five part arrangement could be performed with a variety of different brass instruments as well as a traditional brass quintet setup. The 3rd part can be played on a trumpet and the 5th part can be played by a trombone/euphonium etc. Included Score Part 1 Trumpet in Bb Part 2 Trumpet in Bb Part 3 Trumpet in Bb Part 3 Horn in F Part 3 Horn in Eb Part 4 Trombone in Bb Part 4 Trombone in C Part 5 Trombone/Tuba in C Part 5 Trombone in Bb Part 5 Tuba in Eb.

A beautiful arrangement of this well-loved him. It?s very easy to play, but there is such a great opportunity for your brass players to play musically. Grade 1 Along with the traditional brass instrumentation (Trumpet 1 and 2, Horn, Trombone and Tuba), there are substitution parts provided for: Alto Sax (for Trumpet 2) Alto Sax (for Horn) Trumpet 3 (for Horn) Trombone (for Horn) Baritone Treble Cleff/Tenor Sax (for Trombone) Baritone Sax (for Tuba) Horn (for Trombone)?

A simple, but smooth arrangement of this hymn. Would work as a prelude, but also anywhere in the service. Grade 1 Along with the traditional brass instrumentation (Trumpet 1 and 2, Horn, Trombone and Tuba), there are substitution parts provided for: Alto Sax (for Trumpet 2) Alto Sax (for Horn) Trumpet 3 (for Horn) Trombone (for Horn) Baritone Treble Cleff/Tenor Sax (for Trombone) Baritone Sax (for Tuba) Horn (for Trombone)

A fun arrangement of the Queen classic which beginner players will love to perform. Can be performed with a traditional brass quintet set up though flexible parts are included. Part 1 Trumpet in Bb Part 2 Trumpet in Bb Part 3 Trumpet in Bb Part 3 Horn in F Part 3 Horn in Eb Part 4 Trombone in Bb Part 4 Trombone in C Part 5 Trombone in Bb Part 5 Trombone/Tuba in C Part 5 Tuba in Eb.