Sims and Lyte - Kelvingrove - Brass QuintetComposer: Sims Lyte Arranger: Panza, Michael Instrumentation: Brass Quintet Instruments: 2 Trumpets, Horn, Trombone and Tuba Genre: Folk music This tune first appeared in a book of Scottish songs compiled by John Sims in the year 1820. Shortly thereafter, Thomas Lyte claimed to be the true author of the piece and is most often credited as the original composer. The tune Kelvin Grove was based on the River that ran through Lyte's hometown in Scotland.

Medley of various Christmas tunes woven together as a Fantasy

Daddy and Mommy put them to bed together and they fall asleep while their parents watch

Trumpet Voluntary has proven to be one of the most popular pieces of music for weddings

This is a beautiful melody that will enhance any recital

The First Nowell ( Noel ) - Traditional Christmas Carol

that stops and pickup where it´s supposed to at an audition - making the job for the piano player a lot easier

Petites litanies de Jésus by Gabriel Grovlez reflects the elegance and lyricism of early 20th-century French sacred music

Vittorio Arranger: Doughty

took another train back to the earlier station

This song was adapted late in the 19th century either from an African-American Spiritual about working on a Mississippi River levee or from an old Irish hymn

3 by Camille Saint-Saëns is characterized by its powerful harmonic progressions

the first of six variations on the theme Nettleton (Come Thou Fount) is heard