All Through the Night is based on the tune Ar Hyd y Nos which first appeared in Edward Jones's Musical and Poetical Relics of the Welsh Bards, published in 1784. The most commonly-used Welsh lyrics are by John Ceiriog Hughes, but the tune is also often used for the hymn...
For Bagpipes (required), Organ (optional) and Brass Ensemble Commissioned by The Denver Brass for the Denver Brass and the Colorado Isle of Mull/St Andrews Pipes and Drums Instrumentation: BAGPIPES + Organ (optional) + 423.02 + 2 Percussion Bagpipes (Chanters in B♭ are recommended.) Organ (optional) Trumpet 1 (doubles on Piccolo)...
Traditional Irish song. For vocalist and brass ensemble. Instrumentation (423.02 brass ensemble and vocals) : Vocalist 4 Trumpet B♭ 2 Horns 2 Trombone Bass Trombone 2 Tubas This work is part of our Denver Brass Signature Series.
"El Condor Pasa", a Bolivian folk tune, was written one morning in Dutton’s hotel room while on a quintet tour of Bolivia (he always travels with a music notebook because he gets lots of ideas while on the go). The arrangement was premiered that evening in a concert in Sucre.
"Four Finnish Folk Tunes", for Brass Quintet. 1) Vanha haamarssi (Old Wedding March) 2) Tampereen Jenkka (Schottish from Tampere) 3) Haavsalssi (Wedding Waltz) 4) Haihintulopeli (Let The Party Begin!)
Swedish folk melody Haf trones lampa färdig. Published as No. 463 in the first edition of the Swedish Homeland Singer in 1891, under the heading "Hoppet. Hemlängtan.", Illinois, USA. Keep your trimmed lamps ready. This tune is used for the Lutheran Advent hymn, "Rejoice, rejoice, believers". search terms: Maiden, Müller,...
A frisky, high-energy ride for brass and tenor. Driving percussion and a mid-piece brass feature add the frosting on the cake for this audience favorite. Instrumentation: Voice + 423.02 Brass + 2 Percussion Tenor vocalist 4 Trumpets in B♭ (1st doubles on B♭ Picc.) 2 Horns 2 Trombones Bass Trombone 2 Tubas...
"Londonderry Air" is a popular North Irish anthem, although many know it by the lyrics "Oh Danny Boy". It has been set many times, but the most famous is Percy Grainger's "Irish Tune from County Derry". Here is a nice rendition of the by the Amity Street Brass Quintet
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