Buss - Fanfare for a Golden Era - Horn EnsembleFanfare for a Golden Era for 15 horns by Howard J. Buss was composed for the 50th Anniversary of the International Horn Society and the opening ceremony at its annual convention in 2018, hosted by Gene Berger and Ball State University. This work uses three quintets and which work independently and as a unit symbolizing the cooperation of different regions of horn players from across the world. The music is designed so that the attention of the

More than likely Ponchielli's most famous piece

Menuetto from Divertimento No

Book 1 has been re-engraved

The first three notes of the intro forms the motif on which the entire work is based

Arev Shel Shoshanim

Matt and Mark

Village Band March - by Laurids Pedersen

At one troubled point in English history

melodic passages and instrumental techiques are used effectively to enhance the beauty of this well-preserved traditional tune

the Planets - by Gustav Holst - arranged for Brass Quintet by Kristin Sullivan

Yarrow found Lipton and gave him half the songwriting credit

From “The Christmas Oratorio BWV 248 – Shepherd’s Music”