Penny Lane for Brass Quintet French Horn Feature
This is the wonderful tune by the Beatles featuring the French Horn in place of the iconic piccolo trumpet solo
Gets to feature your horn player!!

This inspirational hit by Josh Groban makes a stirring selection for a program, and its unmistakable melody is easily recognized by audiences. Written for brass quintet, it features the trombone as a solo instrument. Add a player on the optional drum set part to maximize the breathless effect of the climax of this emotional ballad! If you don't have a french horn, substitute parts are included for baritone t.c. and euphonium. The song comes in at around 4:28 in length. In keeping with the stage setting of the original song's video, the cover art was shot from the stage of Whitley Auditorium at Elon University. You can check out my other titles here at Sheet Music Plus, or visit my Facebook page: Frank Pugh, music , and my LinkedIn page: Frank Pugh composer / arranger , to learn more about me and what I do. Thanks!

?The holly and the ivy/When they are both full grown/Of all the trees that are in the wood/The holly bears the crown.? So go the opening words to this cheerful, upbeat Christmas song. The lyrics appeared as broadsides in early nineteenth century Birmingham, England. The melody was first published in Cecil J. Sharp?s 1911 English Folk-Carols; on page 63 of the collection?s ?Notes on the Carols? section, Sharp wrote that he heard the tune sung by "Mrs. Mary Clayton, at Chipping Camden." (An alternative version linked the words to a melody identified as "old French carol.") This version is a fast-moving and fun treatment of the Sharp/Clayton melody. It includes, among other things, a call-and-response variation, a running tuba solo, an alternative ?verse? tune and a countermelody section featuring ?Deck the Halls.? There are two key changes, trumpets play a couple of B-above-the-staff notes, and the time signature changes from � to 4/4 near the end. Completed in 2016, this arrangement runs about 3 minutes, 20 seconds. Contact the arranger, Les Smith, at lessmith@ufl.edu. If you like this one, don?t miss Les? arrangements of ?Silver Bells,? ?Jingle Bells,? ?Jolly Old St. Nicholas,? ?Up On The Housetop,? ?Deck the Halls? and many other Christmas songs and carols. Enter "Sweetwater Brass Press" (without the quotation marks) in the SheetMusicPlus search box.