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Melancholy: Trumpet & Keyboard Part(s) -
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Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring: Trombone & Keyboard Part(s) -
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Let Me Weep (from Rinaldo): Trombone & Keyboard Part(s) -
The Last Rose of Summer: Trombone & Keyboard Part(s) -
Credo and Sanctus (from Mass in G): Brass Choir Score & Parts -
Psalm 84 How Amiable Are Thy Dwellings: Brass Choir Score & Parts -
A Ceremonial Occasion: Brass Choir Score & Parts -
Sonate a Sei Voci: Brass Choir Score & Parts -
The Maple Leaf Forever: Brass Choir Score & Parts -
Distant Shadows: Brass Choir Score & Parts -
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child: Brass Choir Score & Parts -
Lyric Essay: Brass Choir Score & Parts -
My Lord, What a Morning: Brass Choir Score & Parts -
Fanfare Esprit: Brass Choir Score & Parts -
Spring: Brass Choir Score & Parts -
Legacies of Honor: Brass Choir Score & Parts -
M.U.T.E. Fanfare: Brass Choir Score & Parts
About This Collection
Description
This collection of 1,211 brass titles spans method books, solo arrangements, and ensemble scores for every brass instrument. Robert W. Getchell's Practical Studies series and John Kinyon's Breeze-Easy Method remain the backbone of brass pedagogy, with teachers returning to these classics year after year for building fundamental technique. You'll also find sacred arrangements, masterwork transcriptions, and festival-ready contest pieces that work across elementary through advanced levels.
Highlights
Teachers keep coming back to Robert W. Getchell's Practical Studies for Cornet and Trumpet, Book I, which leads all brass titles in adoption. John Kinyon's Breeze-Easy Method for Trumpet and Trombone series and Philip Farkas's The Art of French Horn Playing remain essential references for method instruction and specialized pedagogy. Gerald Bordner's Practical Studies for Trombone, Book I rounds out the core sequence that studios and schools depend on.
Recently added
Ryan Meeboer has contributed two new brass choir scores this year with The Gods of Egypt and The Intrepid. David Marlatt's The Perilous Seat and Bach's Sheep May Safely Graze (a new arrangement for brass) add recent options for ensemble repertoire, alongside Frank McKinney's Mambo Sauce for variety in genre.
Composer & Author Spotlight
David Marlatt has composed 385 titles in this collection and understands how to write for brass ensembles across difficulty levels. His Variations on Blue Bells of Scotland for trombone/euphonium shows his gift for creating accessible arrangements that work in real classrooms and recitals.
James D. Ployhar brought his extensive background in music education to the Student Instrumental Course series, which remains one of the most widely adopted brass method sequences in American schools. His work combines orchestration knowledge from studying with leaders like Knud Havalde with a genuine sense of how students learn across instruments.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Johann Sebastian Bach appear here not as historical names but as active contributors to the brass repertoire. Mozart's Horn Concerto No. 3 and Bach's Aria (Bist du bei Mir) remain popular transcriptions that students encounter across solo and ensemble contexts.