Brass Quartet And Organ

…was originally written for two four-part instrumental choirs. It is one of the earliest pieces in which the indications pian and forte appear; in the original, each choir is marked pian when playing alone, and forte when both are playing together. This arrangement is for brass quartet and organ.

The third set in the series Ceremonial Music from the "Italian Baroque for Organ and Brass Quartet," Finale from Sonata No. 6 by Domenico Gabrielli has been edited and arranged by S. Drummond Wolff.

Music for a festival or other celebration. Includes instrumental parts for brass quartet and timpani.

This arrangement is originally the orchestral prelude from the Te Deum laudamus in D major. Instrumental parts included.

Brass and organ setting of Benedetto Marcello's work "Psalm 19" by S. Drummond Wolff.

The famous "Ershallet, ihr Lieder" ("Sing Praises, Ye Faithful") chorus arranged by Donald Rotermund for organ, brass quartet, and timpani.

This piece from the English Baroque by Henry Purcell has been edited and arranged by S. Drummond Wolff for organ and brass quartet. Suitable for festivals and weddings.

These four movements for brass quartet, timpani, and organ may be performed as a set or independently. Instrumental parts included.

This piece from the English Baroque by Jeremiah Clarke has been edited and arranged by S. Drummond Wolff for organ and brass quartet. Suitable for festivals and weddings.

This piece from the French Baroque by Michel-Richard Delalande has been edited and arranged for organ and brass quartet by S. Drummond Wolff and is suitable for times of festivals and weddings.

The second set of the Ceremonial Music from the "Italian Baroque for Brass Quartet and Organ," Trumpet Tune by Giovanni Coperario has been edited and arranged by S. Drummond Wolff.

No. 1 in the series "Ceremonial Music from the German Baroque for Brass Quartet and Organ, ‘Heroic Music’" (Musique Heroique) by George Philipp Telemann. Edited and arranged by S. Drummond Wolff for two trumpets, two trombones, and organ. Instrumental parts included.

The famous "Ershallet, ihr Lieder" ("Sing Praises, Ye Faithful") chorus arranged by Donald Rotermund for organ, brass quartet, and timpani.

A straightforward, majestic setting of a traditional Transfiguration text arranged for SATB choir, organ, handbells, and brass instruments. An optional Farewell to Alleluias is included to retire the use of the Alleluia during Lent. This strong text could easily be repeated during the Easter season.…

Organ, 2 Trumpets, 2 Trombones Three processionals from various sources by the master George Frideric Handel (1685–1759) edited and arranged for organ and brass quartet by S. Drummond Wolff.

These arrangements for brass quartet and organ may serve as hymn introductions or preservice music. Instrumental parts are included.

A hymn setting for unison choir and/or congregation, brass quartet, and organ.

A transcription of Sinfonia No. 1 in C by Antonio Vivaldi for brass quartet.

An impressive pallet of rhythms and harmonies equally driven by brass instruments, organ, and voices are used to accompany this engaging hymn setting for festivals, concerts, and Easter-tide celebrations. Full Score: Organ, Brass, Percussion 97-7293

A practical and easy work for any brass ensemble. The tune may be easily recognized by the congregation and the choir. A well-structured piece for choir, congregation brass quartet, and organ. Instrument parts included.

A dazzling suite for brass quartet and organ by Benjamin M. Culli based on three of the great hymns from the earliest days of the Reformation. EIN FESTE BURG (A Mighty Fortress Is Our God) opens with dramatic downbeats in the organ, punctuated by majestic brass fanfares. A well-developed fughetta…

The familiar chorale from Cantata 147 by J. S. Bach, edited and arranged by S. Drummond Wolff for two trumpets, two trombones, and organ. Instrument parts included.

These arrangements for brass quartet and organ may serve as hymn introductions or preservice music. Instrumental parts are included.

Brass quartet, unison choir, descant, and organ are all the forces needed for this grand processional hymn. A substitute transcription for the trombone I part is provided for horn in F. The congregation and choir may sing from the hymnal, or the public domain text may be printed in the bulletin.