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Johann Melchior Molter's Concerto (MWV IV, 12), newly arranged by Colette Mourey, combines baroque liveliness with a subtle contemporary sensibility in a fascinating way. Molter, a German composer of...

The Concerto (IRM3) by Richard Mudge is a fascinating testimony to the elegant and expressive style of the 18th century English composer. With a clear and balanced writing style, Mudge unfolds a lumin...

POP THE CORK literally "popping the cork" - is an invitation to celebrate, to let go, to enjoy the moment. The piece, composed by Eddy Debons, begins in a solemn atmosphere that creates a sense of ten...

In the whispers of the enchanted forest, fairy tales weave endless dreams. At dawn, the magical songs of the birds accompany the rising of the sun. The fairies draw floating, sparkling patterns in the...

The concerto by Giuseppe Romanino, a composer of great musical sensitivity, reveals the full expressive richness of the late Italian Baroque style. This radiant and carefully constructed work combines...

The Italian Concerto (BWV 971) by Johann Sebastian Bach is one of the composer's most important works and brilliantly demonstrates his exploration of the Italian concerto style. Inspired by Vivaldi, a...

Zapateado by Pablo de Sarasate is a brilliant and spirited work inspired by the Spanish dance tradition. The title refers to the rhythmic foot stomping of flamenco, the energy of which is directly ref...

The Concertino for trumpet, trombone, and brass ensemble was written for the Grand Ensemble de Cuivres d'Alsace (GECA) (France) and the soloists Philippe Litzler (trumpet) and Henri Michel Garzia (tro...

The Concertino for trumpet, trombone, and brass ensemble was written for the Grand Ensemble de Cuivres d'Alsace (GECA) (France) and the soloists Philippe Litzler (trumpet) and Henri Michel Garzia (tro...

Only a few short years ago, jazz and classical music were considered separate and mutually exclusive worlds. No musician, it was believed, could operate in both. But in the last 2 decades, a new breed...

Igor's Dance is a virtuosic, molto allegro parody of the Ballerina's Dance from Igor Stravinsky's Petrouchka, with the quintet parts including some isolated musical elements, such as single rhythmic f...

Salutations, the first of the 4 miniatures, was originally written as a concert opening for the US Army Brass Quintet, hence the very free military signals that appear here and there. The other moveme...

The four untitled movements of this work exhibit all of the same characteristics: within archaic Renaissance polyphonic musical structures (for instance, in the style - but not the music - of the open...

As the title points out, my intention was to take advantage and to explore the numerous characteristics of the different instruments constituting the brass quintet, especially their wide dynamic resou...

The Summit Fanfare was written for the Summit Brass and David Hickman. Throughout the years I have written a number of pieces for the Summit Brass but never a fanfare, so when David asked for a piece...

Fierabrass' is inspired by the adventures of Don Quixote, and the title of the piece is taken from an episode in which he is given a placebo called the 'Fierabras potion'. In a play of words, I added...

Ruperto Chapí (1851-1909) was a Spanish composer, and co-founder of the Sociedad General de Autores (S.G.A.E.) He wrote a large number of symphonic, band, choral and chamber works, as well as zarzuela...