"In stiller Nacht" was published by Johannes Brahms in 1864. This is a simple arrangement for brass quintet that is useful as a warm-up number. The optional Horn 2 part doubles Trumpet 2, the optional Trombone 2 part doubles the Horn 1, and the optional Horn 3 part doubles the Trombone.

Jay Hull has crafted a very fine work for brass quintet in the Canzona style of Gabrieli, based on the traditional Christmas Carol - Good King Wenceslas. The work is about 3 minutes in length and appropriate for moderately advanced performers, who are asked to choose their own dynamics. Trumpet parts in B-flat, Horn if F, Trombone in bass clef, Tubas

Let's play Russian masterpiece by Brass Quintet. You will enjoy brilliant harmony and exciting ending. This arrangement is good for school band students. PDF file contains Score(7 pages) and Parts(10pages). Playing time : 2min 20sec. Visit youtube to watch sample score. https://youtu.be/gwMlAzzl7YQ

The Women are a'gane Wud My Love's in Germany O How Could Ye Gang, Lassie Stu Mo Run We Will Take the Good Old Way O Gin I Were Where Gowdie Rins Auld Lang Syne

This is a brass quintet arrangement of the final two movements of Bach?s Brandenburg Concerto No.3 (the second movement being only one bar long). This music has been very carefully arranged to be exciting to play for all players. Whilst the parts are difficult, they are certainly playable by an average to good standard of ensemble.

The Symphony No. 8 has been called more of a Slavonic rhapsody than a symphony. The folk-song character of this symphony is evident throughout, which makes so much fun to play. All four movements have been carefully abridged to retain all of the charm and lyricism of the original. This arrangement sounds so good, you might think Dvorak originally composed it for brass quintet! A great addition to your recital, concert or Pops program. Play one movement or play them all. Includes alternate C Trumpet parts. Performance time, 22:00. Published by Dorm 40 Music, www.dorm40music.com. Audio sample by the amazing Boston-based Triton Brass Quintet, performing live at Tanglewood.

This quirky, rhythmic piano piece from 'Children's Corner' works really well for small ensemble - the constant interplay between consonance and dissonance is really heightened. Difficult standard, but very playable by a good group.