Joel Treybig

The pieces in Fanfare and Procession are taken from the works of two of England's master composers. The opening fanfare and first part of the processional are taken from Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance...

This concerto, originally for oboe, is written in four movements (slow-fast-slow-fast). The piece is remarkably well-suited for performance by brass instruments due, in large part, to Handel's expert...

Green Sleeves to a Ground ,published in 1706, was a collection of variations over ostinato bass lines. The recorder had become a popular instrument at the time the book was published, and this collect...

Originally composed as a duet with band accompaniment, the present arrangement leaves the two solo parts completely intact and effectively reduces the band score into the low brass trio within the qui...

This joyful hymn proclaims a message of comfort and hope at Advent, announces the arrival of the kingdom of God, and expresses the need for repentance to prepare the way. The present arrangement reinf...

Amazing Grace, with words written by John Newton and joined with the 'New Britain' hymn tune, appeared for the first time in William Walker's shape note tunebook 'Southern Harmony' in 1847. The presen...

Based on Jeremiah Clarke's well-known Prince of Denmark's March, Joel Treybig's 'Prince of Denmark's March'. Fantasy for two trumpets and organ was composed for the 2015 International Trumpet Guild Co...

Arban's variations on Carnival of Venice requires no introduction to cornet or trumpet players. This arrangement for quintet keeps the solo cornet part in its original form, but inserts an introductio...

Written for flugelhorn/piccolo trumpet and organ, 'Wondrous Love' Fantasy Variations goes through seven contrasting sections based on the tune, including several cadenzas for the flugelhorn/piccolo tr...

O Come, O Come, Emmanuel is chant from the 8th or 9th century and this arrangement for brass, organ and choir cleverly weaves the melody throughout the performers and adds descants above the chant tun...

Best known to brass players for his orchestral tone poems, the present King's March (K

Joy to the World was originally composed by Lowell Mason using music from Handel's Messiah and has become the most published Christmas carol in North America. Given Mason's use of Handel's music, an i...

The arrangement includes a colorful opening fanfare, verses with and without brass, a verse with organ in trio texture under unison melody, an interlude, and rousing brass descants on the final verse€...

In dulci Jubilo is a Medieval tune which has been arranged and performed countless times at Christmas concerts and services around the world. The present arrangement for choir, organ, brass and tambou...

The present arrangement of 5 Renaissance pieces from different composers came about from the arranger’s desire to perform these particular works and wanting to be creative in their scoring. As such,...