12 Intermediate Pieces for Brass Quintet-12 Intermediate Pieces for Brass Quintet. The Canadian Brass - the phenomenally successful globe-trotting brass quintet that plays to audiences of thousands well over 100 times a year and is the bestselling classical crossovergroup in recorded history - doesn't exactly play weddings! However there is excellent music for wedding services from their repertoire collected from their extensive educational publications for brass quintet. Contents: Air fromWater Music (Handel) Air on the G String (Bach) Bridal Chorus (Wagner) Canon (Pachelbel) Fanfare from Orfeo (Monteverdi) Largo from Xerxes (Handel) Prayer from Hansel and Gretel (Humperdinck) Rondeau (Mouret) Trumpet Tuneand Ayre (Purcell) Trumpet Voluntary (Clarke) Trumpet Voluntary (Purcell) Wedding March (Mendelssohn).

Score & Parts.Three jazzed-up arrangements of these three brass 'classics'. This music is also available as a series in versions for Trumpet Horn Trombone or Tuba each book with piano and/or CD accompaniment.

Teil II-Water Music - Suite II: 2 Trumpets Horn Trombone Tuba.Handel's world-known Water Music belongs to the most performed pieces by the composer. It is an example of a Baroque composition written for open air concerts in this case for the grandiose music productions at the River Thames.The arrangement of selected compositions from the 1st and 2nd suite of Handel's Water Music for Wind Quintet was done by the professor of Prague Conservatory Antonin Vaigl.Also available Suite I H7647.

Short light-hearted and tuneful piece for a brass quintet consisting two trumpets horn trombone and tuba. This is a one-movement rag that is not difficult and employs many devices characteristic of this kind of music such as glissandi and strong dynamic contrasts.

London Rags is largely based on two patriotic tunes God Save The Queen and Rule Britannia. These are used in blues and ragtime transformations and the melodies are not complete until they appear in the form of a classical rag in G major at the end. Commissioned by London Brass at the suggestion of Philip Jones. The first performance was at the Queen Elizabeth Hall London 16 December 1986. Scored for 2 Trumpets Horn Tenor Trombone and Tuba. Set of parts is published separately (NOV120873-01).