Shostakovich - Symphony No. 9, 1st movement for Brass Quintet and Percussion

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Shostakovich - Symphony No. 9, 1st movement for Brass Quintet and PercussionAfter the Second World War, Shostakovich was expected to compose a great "Ninth Symphony" with giant forces to be dedicated to the great leader, Stalin and the "greatness of the Russian people." Instead, he wrote an abstract, almost Neoclassical work full of mockery, playfulness, and bombastic gestures. The first movement of this great work is featured in a fantastic arrangement by Wes Ballenger for Brass Quintet with optional Percussion (only one

is a classical method written by Elaine Reid

A wonderful addition to a Brass Ensemble concert or church service

Recitativo & Refrain

was written for the Transverse Flute

Fantasy for Trombone and Brass Band was arranged by Dorothy Gates in 2007

Phil Brink's new work for unaccompanied Bass Trombone is in three contrasting movements:

7 for Trombone and Piano

Instrumentation is 2 Euphoniums and 2 Tubas

a movement in A-B-A form with the Valse being sandwiched by the Boogie section

The arrangement was commissioned by Jim Self for his recent Christmas album

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Sauer has changed the original key of A minor to C minor and has revised the order of the movements to a more typical fast-slow-fast pattern