Setting of the old chorus; Got Any Rivers You Think Are Uncrossable?
Simple setting for 5-part brass.
Harvest medley for 5-part brass with optional percussion by Andrew R. Mackereth.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi6flQeg9Hg
An evocative setting of The Coventry Carol by Gawan Roberts.
Level 2
UNA NAVIDAD ARGENTINE, is a suite of traditional Argentine Christmas carols. This piece was written for the Young People’s Band of Birmingham Citadel so is written to be effective with 5 or more players.
1. Del árbol nació la rama
2. El Nacimiento
3. La Peregrinacion
This suite is made up of three separate pieces by Alan Laken: HOEDOWN, WAGON TRAIL and COWBOY ROUND-UP.
Score and parts.
Explore the ‘Big Country’ in this arrangement featuring the sounds of the plains and prairies. This arrangement by Alan Laken works well as a stand-alone piece and as the final section of a three-piece suite when combined with Wagon Trail and Hoedown.
Score and Parts
Wagon Trail is a beautiful slow melody depicting the steady amble across the prairie. This arrangement by Alan Laken works well as a stand-alone piece and as the centre section of a three-piece suite when combined with Cowboy Round-Up and Hoedown.
Scored for 2 Cornets 2 Horns Baritone/Trombone Euphonium and Bass.
Score and Parts
Once again, the master of character pieces: Alan Laken brings us a charming slavic march.
Scored for 2 Cornets 2 Horns Baritone/Trombone Euphonium and Bass.
Score and Parts
This attractive arrangement by Alan Laken incorporates all of the best rhythmic and harmonic magic of Aaron Copland and creates an enjoyable concert piece. This arrangement works well as a stand-alone piece and as the first section of a three-piece suite when combined with Cowboy Round-Up and Wagon Trail.
Scored for 2 Cornets 2 Horns Baritone/Trombone Euphonium and Bass.
Score and Parts
This setting for small brass band by Andrew R. Mackereth is based on an original melody associated with the words of Proverbs 3 Verse 6. Scored in 5 parts with optional Soprano and Bass Trombone this makes an excellent epilogue to any band programme, with or without words.
