Andresen - Concertino for Trumpet and Symphony OrchestraConcertino for Trumpet and Symphony Orchestra by Mogens Andresen (*1945). The Cathedral of Roskilde is covered by a copper roof. Certain places in the joints between the tiles, the joints are particularly marked, and is forming a line. If you have that in mind, and then add the thought of these lines being music notes, the marked joints would create this tune : This tune is represented throughout the whole concertino: In 1. Movement as a main theme In

Why do the Nations So Furiously Rage Together

is that it was music for the Marriage processional of basically

dark but questioning in it´s approach

the Danish composer Carl Nielsen wrote many short orchestral works

Arranger: Jameson

Here´s a clip from a performance by Grace UMC Brass´s Josef Arnold on Euphonium

Composed By – Giuseppe Verdi

"Truly" is the debut solo single by singer-songwriter Lionel Richie

and the arrangement is extremely well suited for a grand opening of your performance

These Boots are made for walking

Polovtsian Dances by Alexander Borodin (1833-1887) - Arranged for Brass Ensemble by Daniel Drage

Dona Nobis Pacem - Anonymous - arranged for Brass Quartet by Mick Hesse