Cornet Rock takes a look back at the history of pop music in the 1950’s and gives the young band a chance to rock and roll with the cornets taking the lead. Treat your cornets to this lively solo section feature.

for Cornet and Brass Band-In this solo work - a commission for an 18th birthday present - the opening mood of a brooding modal blues gives way momentarily to a more optimistic central section.Following an emotional climax and reflective cadenza the opening material returns but now tying in with the central section and the piece fi nally ends in a more positive mood.

Concertpiece for Cornet is a valuable and tremendous addition to the solo repertoire of the instrument. Full of fireworks and technicalities the soloist is also put to the test with an expressive slower melody along with a varied and interesting accompaniment as you would expect from James Curnow. Showcase your Cornet soloist with this incredible ‘concert piece’.

Arranged for Brass Band by Frank Bryce.Instrumentation: Eb Soprano CornetSolo Eb HornSolo Bb Cornet (conductor) x 3Repiano Bb Cornet + Flugel Horn x 22nd Bb Cornet x 23rd Bb Cornet x 21st Eb Horn2nd Eb Horn1st Bb Baritone2nd Bb Baritone1st Trombone2nd TromboneBass tromboneEuphonium x 2Eb Bass x 2Bb Bass x 2Drums

Soprano and Solo Cornet feature-Mark Taylor composa le titre Scream Machine pour trompette enregistré et sorti sur vinyle en 1985 par l?Army Blues Jazz Ensemble. Une version légèrement plus simple fut publiée plus tard sous le nom Brass Machine. Cette version pour brass band de Philip Sparke est un arrangement fidèle basé sur la partition publiée pour ensemble de jazz et met en vedette un cornet soprano ainsi que quatre cornets solo.

Flying the Breeze opens with three repeated B's (representing the initials of the Breeze Brass Band from Japan who commissioned this work). A short introduction leads to a robust theme from the baritones and euphoniums which is taken up by cornets and trombones. A restless bridge passage leads to a syncopated tune from the solo cornet and then to a third theme from a solo trombone. A graceful second subject leads back to a recall of the introductory material before a full-scale recapitulation. An intense allargando leads to a full-band version of the second subject under a running cornet passage which leads to a short coda.

Fanfare and Celebration was commissioned by the Brass Band of the Western Reserve (Dr Keith M. Wilkinson director) to celebrate their 15th anniversary. Based in north-west Ohio the band was formed in 1997 and was competing in the Championship Section of the North American Brass Band Championships in less than three years. The first performance of Fanfare and Celebration took place in Akron Ohio on November 10th 2012.The opening Fanfare features the cornet section in two groups standing either side of the band. A central horn theme brings a change of mood before the cornets take the lead once more. Celebration follows seamlessly andcontinues the declamatory style until a cantando theme in uneven meter is introduced. A transformed recapitulation ushers in a return of the Fanfare to close the work.

For Brass Band.Published in 1975.For Eb cornet 8 Bb cornets flg 3 Eb hn 2 ten tn btn 2 Bb bar 2 Bb ta 2 Eb ta 2 BBb taCommissioned by Arnolfini Gallery.First performance: Grimethorpe CollieryBand conductor Elgar Howarth Bristol 1975Score.

60 Progressive Duets for Trumpets Cornets or Flugel Horns-Award-winning composer Philip Sparke presents Starter Duets a collection of his delightful original compositions. This title aims to introduce new musical elements in a logical order to help facilitate the speedy growth of the “complete musician.” Teacher and student – or two students – can perform together and experience the benefits of ensemble playing early in the learning process. Arranged for the Trumpet Cornet and Flugelhorn.

All cornets are in the spotlight in this musical parade. The melodic part in the middle provides the soloists with the necessary air. Success is assured because every beginning advanced professional or senior cornet-player can participate.

All cornets are in the spotlight in this musical parade. The melodic part in the middle provides the soloists with the necessary air. Success is assured because every beginning advanced professional or senior cornet-player can participate.

Scored for 1st and 2nd cornet/trumpet F horn or trombone (third part) and trombone or baritone-Scored for 1st and 2nd cornet/trumpet F horn or trombone (third part) and trombone or baritone (fourth part)This great collection of grade 2-3 music for brass quartet appears on many state contest lists andincludes pieces of varying lengths and styles to suit any performance opportunity. The fifteen works in this series include classics as well as contemporary pieces by the original Rubank composers. A must for your school or churchlibrary.