Kiss Me Kate-Another Op’nin’ Another Show from the Cole Porter musical Kiss Me Kate is a fantastic and dazzling favourite opening number. It is a typical Porter masterpiece full of pizzazz and vim the opener to end all openers! Arranged for 2-Part chorus and Piano by Howard Cable.

This traditional carol receives a spirited treatment by arranger Howard Cable. Edited by the Indianapolis Children's Choir's nationally-acclaimed conductor Henry Leck.

Inspired by the popular recording A Canadian Brass Christmas this medley features Ding Dong! Merrily On High I Saw Three Ships The Huron Carol and Here We Come A-Wassailing. Adapted by the talented Canadian Brass arranger Howard Cable.

Howard Cable presents a spirited treatment of this traditional German carol edited by Henry Leck Founder and Artistic Director of the Indianapolis Children's Choir. Available separately: SATB SAB 2-Part Instrumental brass parts. Duration: ca. 2:10.

Howard Cable presents a spirited treatment of this traditional German carol edited by Henry Leck Founder and Artistic Director of the Indianapolis Children's Choir. Available separately: SATB SAB 2-Part Instrumental brass parts. Duration: ca. 2:10.

This traditional carol receives a spirited treatment by arranger Howard Cable. Edited by the Indianapolis Children's Choir's nationally-acclaimed conductor Henry Leck.

An instrumental movement from the 1749 oratorio Solomon by George Frideric Handel this bright and bustling music is a Baroque favorite often played at festive occasions. The distinctive Howard Cable brass quintet arrangement on which this concertband arrangement is based has long been in the repertory of the Canadian Brass. The group first recorded it for their RCA release Fireworks: Baroque Brass Favorites and it was more recently recorded for the CD Amazing Brass. (3:45)

This traditional carol receives a spirited treatment by arranger Howard Cable. Edited by the Indianapolis Children's Choir's nationally-acclaimed conductor Henry Leck.

Arr. D. Matthews. Par WAGNER RICHARD. The first performance of The Shorter Ring was given by William Howard, at Shoreditch Church (St Leonard's) as part of the Spitalfields Festival, London, in a programme to mark the 70th birthday of the composer, on 14 June 2013. David Matthews writes: In May 2012 William Howard asked me if I could make a condensed piano version of Der Ring des Nibelungen for him to play at a 70th birthday party for our mutual friend Colin Senior, who is a keen Wagnerian. William wondered if I could compress the fifteen hours of The Ring into three minutes. I thought this might be a little impracticable, but I managed to do it in five minutes, while retaining enough of the thematic material, I think, to give listeners a clear idea of the story. In this bicentennial year I hope the piece will give pleasure and amusement to Wagnerians, and may also encourage those who haven't heard the whole cycle to embrace the extraordinary experience that Wagner's great work affords./ Répertoire / Piano