Cioffari - Celebratory March for Brass Septet

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Cioffari - Celebratory March for Brass SeptetCelebratory March for Brass Septet composed by Richard Cioffari was written and first performed by Gary Mortenson's University of Southwestern Louisiana Brass Ensemble in 1989 for their appearance at the New York Brass Festival. As its name reveals, the march is joyous and bright and even harkens back to those glorious works of Elgar with feelings of strength, nobility and honor. Instrumentation is for 2 each of Trumpets in B flat, Horns, Trombones

Ralph Sauer has beautifully arranged this 5-minute work for 4-part Trombone Ensemble

Es ist ein Ros entsprungen is a 16th century Christmas Carol and Marian hymn of German origin

They can be most useful to Tenor Trombonists wanting to obtain a rich sound and flexible technique in that "Money Register"

INFANT LOWLY • HE IS BORN • SING WE NOW OF CHRISTMAS • BREAK FORTH

Ravel - Kaddisch

One C Trumpet doubles on a rotary and one B-flat Trumpet doubles on Flugelhorn

Nancy Wilson

13 with a quote from the song Der Leiermann from Die Winterreise

The music is from Ives' collection of 114 Songs

The top part is available in tenor and alto clef parts and all parts are of moderate difficulty in this 7-minute work

WAKE-UP-CALL was composed to showcase the talents of three "very" capable musicians

each one shining with genius