Brass Band

In the north country there is a phenomena called northern lights, otherwise known as the Aurora Borealis. It takes dark, clear skies, usually the cold of winter and the farther north you go, the better chance of seeing this...

Type a description for this product here... Showcase the two euphonium players in your Brass Band with this delightfully melancholy and magical work from Dorothy Gates.Genre: Brass Band + Euphonium Duo | # of Players:...

Using Vivian Smith’s poem as its impetus, capturing the beauty and haunting qualities of the landscape of the island, the lyrics of Tasmania were originally put to music in 1989 by Australian (and Tasmanian) composer...

That I May Love draws its title from the first verse of the hymn, “Breathe on me, Breath of God”. It’s prayer-like request is that the loving nature of God bestowed on those who sing the hymn so that they...

Written to capture the spirit and determination of the ‘ordinary’ men who became part of the ANZAC legend, in a contemporary world, The NEW ANZACS extends to represent the contribution of all of those who have...

Trilogy for brass band was originally only a two movement piece for brass choir titled March and Chorale. The idea of transcribing the piece for brass band came years later with the thought of submitting the composition to...

Two Places was composed to mark the bicentennial of the European settlement at Risdon Cove and Hobart Town in 2004. Representing two contrasting Tasmanian locations, this work reflects the character of Two Places: The...

Unbounded Love is a simple fantasia on the hymn tune, ‘Blaenwern.’ This setting seeks to draw out the substance of the text and the narrative it possesses. The words tell of a love that was the “joy of...

Now carefully arranged for brass band, these rousing variations are based on the old English sea song “Spanish Ladies.” Fans of the classic English band music of Vaughn-Williams and Grainger will certainly enjoy...

Inspired by Emily Brontë's poem "Spellbound," Wild Winds Coldly Blow is an elegy for solo tenor horn and brass band that conjures up the atmosphere of the rugged Yorkshire countryside during the bleak winter months...

As music written for ceremony and celebration, With All Thy Might plays on the theme of giving your best with a commitment to a sense of what is right. The opening melody, characterised by a strong sense of pride, is paired...