German composer Wilhelm Ramsøe (1837-1895) is best remembered for his compositions for brass. His Quartet No. 5 for 2 Cornets Horn or Trombone and Baritone is no exception. As the final of five brass quartets by the composer Quartet No. 5 remains prominent in the brass ensemble repertoire. Made of of four movements each part contains a variety of exciting musical features. The movements are 1) Allegro Moderato 2) Andante Quasi Allegretto 3) Scherzo and 4) Finale all of which contain edits by Robert King. For all advanced brass ensembles Ramsöe's Quartet No.5 is a sublime addition to the repertoire.

Famous English composer Henry Purcell (1659-1695) was a significant contributor to the Baroque music era. Perhaps his most famous and frequently performed work remains his Music For Queen Mary II.  Arranged for Four-Part Brass Choir by Robert King Purcell's Music For Queen Mary II is made accessible and versatile. The work was originally composed for Orchestra and Choir for the funeral of Queen Mary II in 1695. The work comprises a March Anthem and Canzona. For all aspiring Brass Ensembles King's sublime arrangement of Purcell's Music For QueenMary II cannot be missed.