15 Short Trumpet Duet Fanfares for Events - This is a great resource to use for weddings, announcements, sporting events, recognitions, etc.  Each fanfare is between 5 seconds and 15 seconds long.  All duets are composed in the Renaissance or Ba ...

This is an Brass Choir arrangement based on Aaron Copeland's "Appalachian Spring"  This arrangement is inspired by the "Blast" version.  This is scored for 4 trumpets, 2 flugelhorns; 4 horns, 2 euphoniums and 2 tubas.  There is no percussio ...

Be Thou My Vision for Solo Violin and Piano – Irish Hymn for wedding or church. Great for weddings, church services or concerts. In the Key of D – Eb. Pro version

Blue Christmas Custom Arranged for Bass Trombone solo with rhythm and brass Custom arranged for Bass Trombone solo with piano, drums, percussion, piccolo trumpet, 2 Bb trumpets (F Horn Sub), 2 trombones (Horn sub), and Tuba in the key of C. Dixieland sty ...

Gloria In Excelsis Deo - Christmas (inspired by Maurice Andre’) Custom arranged for Bb piccolo trumpet solo with organ, percussion (Timpani and cymbals) and brass (2 C trumpets, horn, 2 trombones and tuba)

Go Down Moses arranged for 5444 Big Band – Instrumental Feature. For traditional big band voicings. Moderately difficult. Key of A minor. Styling is in the “new swing genra” featuring a trumpet ad lib solo. Be sure to listen to the midi ...

God, Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen (Secret Agent) – Updated Version for 5441 big band inspired by Brian Setzer.   Parts includes 5 saxes, 4 trumpets, 4 trombones and one rhythm part for keys, bass, guitar and drums. This is a very clever arrang ...

Hark the Herald Angles Sing or Hark Up Jam Instrumental.  Christms Pop Orchestra, This is a very fun and easy arrangement and has open solo options.  This is medium difficult but very achievable by younger players.  Be sure to check o ...

Hark the Herald Angles Sing or Hark Up Jam Instrumental.  This is scored for 2 alto saxes, 2 tenor saxes, baritone sax, 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, and piano/rhythm.   This is a very fun arrangement and has open solo options.  This is medium ...

HIGHLAND CATHEDRAL – Inspired by Amy Grant’s version on “A Christmas to Remember” Custom arranged for full orchestra.  This is a 2017 New Version for full orchestra and replaces OR128. This is an orchestra feature that uses b ...

Harry Connick has performed How Great Thou Art at many of his concerts. Each time he does, he does it different. This version uses some of his ideas from various performances. The chart begins with a verse a guitar solo (or any instrument) with simple rhy ...

This is the Expanded Rock Band version with separate parts for the following instrumentation: Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Piano, Bass, Drums, Pecussion (Combined and separate parts): Chimes, Tambourine, Wind Chimes, Tympani. Horn parts include: Trumpet 1, ...

Silent Night for String quartet, piano, and optional vocal inspired by The Piano Guys Custom arranged for piano, string quartet with Cello solo, optional vocal (This works as an instrumental or you can sing with this). Note that there are only two stanza ...

The BIBLE arranged for Dixieland band feature or singalong with lots of options Arranged for classic Dixieland band plus more. Full parts for Score, Piano with vocal, vocal, piano, banjo/guitar, bass guitar, drums and percussion – 1 player (xylopho ...

THE LORD’S PRAYER Trumpet solo with rhythm and small band (V2) The Instrumentation on this arrangement is for trumpet solo, Piano/Rhythm, 2 trumpets, alto sax, tenor sax, 3 trombones/Tuba, baritone sax percussion (2) with optional vocal. This is at ...

This has a Latin bossa nova feel and open solos for trombone and tenor sax. This is a fun instrumental jazz gospel version of the traditional chorus in the key of Fm modulating to the Key of Gm. This is a fairly easy work for small instrumental ensemble. ...

This is My Father’s World with Wonderful World for trumpet solo with rhythm and percussion A mashup of the hymn “This is My Father’s World” with the classic “What a Wonderful World” instrumental trumpet solo with piano ...