Brass Wind Publications

Hector Berlioz adapted the music from the 'Grande Symphonie Funèbre et Triomphale' commissioned by the French Government in 1840 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the July Revolution.

Saint-Saens composed prolifically yet few people are aware that he wrote any music for trombone. His Cavatine demonstrates perfectly the salient characteristics of Saint-Saëns Conservatoire musical st...

This concerto is small in scale; the first movement making much of an energetically rising arpeggio figure, a lyrical second movement with some chromatic harmony that foreshadows parts of Sheherazade...

An essential for every aspiring trumpeter. The editor has gone back to the original manuscript parts to provide the only accurate, widely available printed version, which clearly lays out in simple no...

A most appealing, previously unknown, classical concerto in three excellent movements including a catchy Rondo finale.

A first-rate, bright and cheerful baroque concerto in three movements. Made widely available for the first time in this modern edition.

A first-rate bright and cheerful baroque concerto in three movements. Made widely available for the first time in this modern edition.

These three fugues have been taken from 'The Art of Fugue' that Bach composed between 1749 and 1750. The work was, sadly, left unfinished at the time of his death, but still represents one of the gre...

Arranged for 5 muted trumpets scored for trumpet 1 piccolo in Bb, trumpet 2 piccolo in Bb, trumpet 3 in C/Eb, trumpet 4 in Bb, trumpet 5 in Bb This Adagio is an unusually delicate and fragile piece o...

scored for piccolo trumpet in Bb, trumpet 1 imn Bb, trumpet 2 in Bb, trumpet 3 in Bb, trumpet 4 in Bb, trumpet 5 in Bb, bass trumpet (trombone or euphonium) in Bb, Sleighbells, timpani

Some of the greatest melodies of Twentieth Century popular music are Latin American either in origin or in inspiration. The subtle and evocative rhythms of such forms as the Samba, Bossa Nova, Tango a...

Some of the greatest melodies of Twentieth Century popular music are Latin American either in origin or in inspiration. The subtle and evocative rhythms of such forms as the Samba, Bossa Nova, Tango a...

Gordon Lewin's fantastic 'It Takes 5 to Tango' contains three tangos of medium difficulty evocative of the avenidas and barrios of South America, all set for Clarinet Quintet. Melancholic, nostalgic,...

A suite of movements for Concert Wind Band. The Silk Road is the name given to a number of ancient trading routes running between China and various cities throughout Europe and Asia. Canals of Venice...

A beginner course of solo and study material with a presentation appealing to young players.

As used in the syllabuses of the Associated Board and Trinity Guildhall Grade Examination Boards. Aimed at the early trombonist and euphonium student. Musical development from Introductory to Grade 2

Aimed at the early trombonist and euphonium student. Musical development from Introductory to Grade 2.

For the developing trombonist and euphonium player. Musical development from Grade 3 to approaching Grade 5

For the developing trombonist and euphonium player. Musical development from Grade 3 to approaching Grade 5

Nine graded studies with practice hints. Each study appears in both bass and tenor clef.

... Issues explored include intervals, irregular metres and phrase lengths, contrasting articulations and dynamics, and the longer slide positions .... students could learn something from them; having...

Graded studies for trombone.

A volume of studies devised to help intermediate trombone players cope with the chore of learning the tenor clef without interrupting progress in other aspects of their playing.