| I do not underestimate the dedication invested in this work by the editor and the publisher. It must have been a phenomenal task. | ||
| —Rob Barnett, British Music Society News 92 (December 2001) |
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| I do not underestimate the dedication invested in this work by the editor and the publisher. It must have been a phenomenal task. | ||
| —Rob Barnett, British Music Society News 92 (December 2001) |
Click the quotation text to discover what it refers to!
| # | Composer | TITLE | Duration | Published | Price | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Philip Mead | Christmas Bells Carol for Choir with Brass Ensemble or Keyboard accompaniment for SATB and brass ensemble, organ or piano | 2¼ mins | 25th March 2016 | |||
| Words: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Forces: Choir (SATB), Two Trumpets, Two Trombones, Piano, Organ, Brass ensemble | |||||||
 | Carey Blyton | Fanfara Pian’ e Forte Echo-Fanfare for three trumpets, three trombones and side drum | ½ minute | 9th December 2021 | £5.50 | ||
| Forces: Three Trumpets, Three Trombones, Side drum | |||||||
 | Carey Blyton | In the Spice Markets of Zanzibar for Brass Quintet (with optional tambourine) | 2¼ mins | 1999 | £9.45 | ||
| Forces: Two Trumpets, French horn, Trombone, Tuba, Tambourine | |||||||
 | Peter Thompson | Top o’ the Morning for Brass Quintet | 1999 | £9.45 | |||
| Forces: Two Trumpets, French horn, Trombone, Tuba | |||||||