Includes parts for Trumpet I and II in B-flat; Trombones I & II in C; Horn in F; TimpaniRepertoire for Brass Ensemble and Organ.Suitable for amateur Brass ensembles and non-professional organists.Offers various Brass parts enabling performances with flexible instrumentation.The alternation of Organ and Brass ensemble is in many parts of the world a standard practice in church services and concerts. It is much rarer however to hear the joint performance during entrance and exit processionals as well as chorale preludes. This is due not least to the lack of literature for the combination.This new series ?Organ Plus Brass? presentsoriginal works and more importantly new arrangements which are geared towards amateur wind players. The Organ part is manageable for the non-professional organist and can be played on a small or medium-sized instrument.The full score comes with an inserted wind score in C which is also available separately. Wind parts in C and B-flat can also be purchased. The edition enables the performance by Brass Ensembles of varying instrumentation.Volume 1 includes the arrangement of ?Marche Triomphale? by Théodore Dubois. This composition was originally written for solo Organ and is a part of the popular ?Douze pièces nouvelles? which is available under the order number BA 8471.

Hymn Flourishes for Organ Brass and Timpani-Mark Shepperd's ???Fanfares??? will elevate any service. The brass writing and organ arrangement are festive and brilliant. Each piece in the collection can stand alone in concert or in a service or serve as the introduction to the congreational carol. This collection includes: Hark! The Herald Angels Sing; O Come All Ye Faithful; Joy to the World; Angels from the Realms of Glory; Peace Peace with Silent Night. Brass instrumentation is for two trumpets and two trombones (opt. Fr. horn subs for trombone 1).

For 2 ensembles each comprising 2 trumpets trombone (or horn) trombone and organ.

King Arthur was the first of 28 scores Benjamin Britten (1913–1976) composed for radio between 1937 and 1947. It was an ambitious dramatisation of King Arthur’s life and times – part pageant part play part cantata – written by D.G. Bridson. This colourful suite incorporates the Introduction a dramatic Wild Dance some of the music underscoring the scenes for Galahad and The Holy Grail and two vivid battle scenes ending with The Final Battle and Apotheosis. King Arthur (scenes from a radio drama) for brass band should not be confused with a much longer orchestral suite which Paul Hindmarsh devised from the same source in1995. King Arthur (scenes from a radio drama) will be played by the 20 First Section finalists on 16th September 2018 at this year’s National Brass Band Championships of Great Britain.