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Joy to the World – Trombone Quartet
Dramatic descending pyramids introduce this energizing arrangement of a Christmas favorite.
Composer: Bill Reichenbach
Instrumentation: 3 Tenor Trombones and 1 Bass Trombone
Duration/# of Pages: ca. 1:35 / 8 pages, 8.5″ x 11″
Key: G – Ab -
Lanigan’s Ball – Brass Band
The arrangements in Bill Reichenbach’s American Brass Band Series were written to showcase the brass band. These familiar tunes are all great audience pleasers and will be a welcome addition to your next concert.
Bill and his band, playing on restored instruments from the 1870s, performed these charts at the Great American Brass Band Festival, Custer’s Little Big Horn re-enactment and brass benefit concerts to name a few.
Each arrangement has the parts numbered from the top down on both the score and the individual parts. For example, numbers 8 and 9 have parts for both trombone bass clef as well as transposing treble clef parts for tenor horns. All the optional versions of the same part have the same number, making it simple to have all the parts covered by making sure that you have someone playing all the numbers. Print all the parts or print only those you need.
This exciting version of Lanigan’s Ball, a popular Irish drinking song,l has the following parts included:
1 – Bb Piccolo Trumpet
2 – Bb Cornet/Trumpet 1
3 – Bb Cornet/Trumpet 2
4 – Bb Cornet/Trumpet 3
5 – Bb Cornet/Trumpet 4
6 – F Horn 1
6 – Eb Horn 1
7 – F Horn 2
7 – Eb Horn 2
8 – Trombone/Tenor Horn 1 (BC)
8 – Trombone/Tenor Horn 1 (TC)
9 – Trombone/Tenor Horn 2 (BC)
9 – Trombone/Tenor Horn 2 (TC)
10 – Baritone Horn (BC)
10 – Baritone Horn (TC)
11 – Tuba (BC)
11 – Eb Tuba (TC)
11 – Bb Tuba (TC)
12 – Percussion 1 (Snare Drum, Triangle)
13 – Percussion 2 (Bass Drum, Crash Cymbals)Upstate Brass Band (all Eastman School of Music students) with Kevin Michael Holzman, conductor, recorded this piece. The full version is downloadable and available at no charge.
It’s also available on YouTube.
Composer: Bill Reichenbach
Instrumentation: See above
Duration/# of Pages: ca. 1:30 / 28 pages, 8.5″ x 11″
Key: G Minor -
Last Rose of Summer – Brass Band
The arrangements in Bill Reichenbach’s American Brass Band Series were written to showcase the brass band. These familiar tunes are all great audience pleasers and will be a welcome addition to your next concert.
Bill and his band, playing on restored instruments from the 1870s, performed these charts at the Great American Brass Band Festival, Custer’s Little Big Horn re-enactment and brass benefit concerts to name a few.
Each arrangement has the parts numbered from the top down on both the score and the individual parts. For example, numbers 6 and 7 have parts for both trombone bass clef as well as transposing treble clef parts for tenor horns. All the optional versions of the same part have the same number, making it simple to have all the parts covered by making sure that you have someone playing all the numbers. Print all the parts or print only those you need.
This delightful version of the familiar Irish melody The Last Rose Of Summer has the following parts included:
1 – Eb Cornet
2 – Bb Cornet/Trumpet 1
3 – Bb Cornet/Trumpet 2
4 – F Horn 1
4 – Eb Horn 1
5 – F Horn 2
5 – Eb Horn 2
6 – Trombone/Tenor Horn 1 (BC)
6 – Trombone/Tenor Horn 1 (TC)
7 – Trombone/Tenor Horn 2 (BC)
7 – Trombone/Tenor Horn 2 (TC)
8 – Baritone Horn (BC)
8 – Baritone Horn (TC)
9 – Tuba (BC)
9 – Eb Tuba (TC)
9 – Bb Tuba (TC)
10 – Percussion 1 (Snare Drum, Triangle)
11 – Percussion 2 (Bass Drum, Crash Cymbals)Upstate Brass Band (all Eastman School of Music students) with Kevin Michael Holzman, conductor, recorded this piece. The full version is downloadable and available at no charge.
It’s also available on YouTube.
Composer: Bill Reichenbach
Instrumentation: See above
Duration/# of Pages: ca. 2:10 / 26 pages, 8.5″ x 11″
Key: C -
Madrigal: Draw On, Sweet Night – Brass Quintet
John Wilbye (1574 – 1638) was an English composer, one of the finest madrigalists of his time. Madrigal: Draw On, Sweet Night, written over 400 years ago, is his most well known and greatest work. There is a complex array of harmonic shifts, with constant changes between minor and major. It is delicate, yet powerful, and will work well in any church setting or recital. There is an artistic unity to his writing that every audience should appreciate.
Composer: Bill Reichenbach
Instrumentation: 2 Bb Trumpets, F Horn, Trombone, Bass Trombone/Tuba
Duration/# of Pages: ca. 2:00 or 5:15 / 21 pages, 8.5″ x 11″
Key: N/A
