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Hire SFCM Musicians Brass Quintet Song List Hire SFCM Musicians Brass Quintet Song List Ceremonial Pieces Popular Classics Air (Water Music) HANDEL A Western Fanfare EWAZEN Alleluia, Alleluia BYRD Album for the Young TCHAIKOVSKY Almand & Gaillard BRADE Basse-Dance (Capriol Suite) WARLOCK Antiphonal SWEELINCK Carmen Duet BIZET Ave Maria RACHMANINOV Champagne Polka J. STRAUSS Ave Verum MOZART Dance of the Buffoons R.-KORSAKOV Bridal Chorus (Lohengrin) WAGNER Gnosienne for Brass Quintet SATIE Canzona per Sonare No.2, N0.4 GABRIELI Golliwogg’s Cake Walk DEBUSSY Canzona I, II, III SCHEIDT Gymnopedie No. 1 SATIE Canzona Prima 5 GABRIELI Humoresque Op. 10, #2 TCHAIKOVSKY Contrapunctus I, II, V, IX BACH Il Vecchio Castello MUSSORGSKY Die Bankelsangerlieder ANONYMOUS Jupiter (The Planets) HOLST Elsa’s Processional (Lohengrin) WAGNER Pavane FAURÉ English Folk Song Melody SNELL Pizzicato Polka J. STRAUSS Fanfare (La Peri) DUKAS Promenade (Pictures) MUSSORGSKY Galliarda SCHEIDT Quintet No. 1, Op.5 EWALD Galliarda Battaglia SCHEIDT Radetzky March J. STRAUSS Gaudeamus Igitur COLLEGIUM Russian Sailor’s Dance GLIERE Girl with the Flaxen Hair DEBUSSY Sheep May Safely Graze J. S. BACH Gloria (Nelson Mass) HAYDN Sonata for Two Trumpets PURCELL God Save the Queen TRADITIONAL Spring (Four Seasons) VIVALDI Grand March (Aida) VERDI Toreador (Carmen) BIZET Hallelujah, Amen HANDEL Hosanna to the Son of David GIBBONS Jerusalem PARRY O Canada LAVALLÉE Prince of Denmark’s March CLARKE Rondeau MOURET Suite (Water Music) HANDEL The Earle of Oxford’s Marche BYRD The Lord Bless and Keep You LUTKIN Triumphal March (Aida) VERDI Trumpet Voluntary STANLEY Two Ayres for Sagbuts ADSON Where’er You Walk (Semele) HANDEL Cocktail Music Brass Band Holiday (Rags, Spirituals, Jazz) (A few favorites) Ain’t Misbehavin’ WALLER Feliz Navidad TIBBETTS Alexander’s Ragtime Band IRVING BERLIN Jingle Bells CABLE Amazing Grace HENDERSON Joy to the World MARLATT A Trumpeter’s Lullaby ANDERSON Rudolph the Reindeer FRANCKENPOHL Bill Bailey TRADITIONAL Sleigh Ride ANDERSON Down by the Riverside TRADITIONAL White Christmas HENDERSON In a Mist BIEDERBECKE Jive for Five NAGLE Just a Closer Walk with Thee MARION Musicals & Misc. Misty PARRIOTT Barnum and Bailey’s KING Nobody Knows the Trouble TRADITIONAL Favorite March Ol’ Man River HAMMERSTEIN Entry of The Gladiators FUCIK Puttin’ on the Ritz YEATES Folk Song Fantasy HOROVITZ Ragtime UBER Over the Rainbow ANONYMOUS That’s a Plenty POLLACK The Londonderry Air TRADITIONAL The Canadian Brass Rag RATHBURN The Widow’s Myte HOLBORNE The Dog Gone Blues HENDERSON West Side Story BERNSTEIN The Pink Panther MANCINI 1. Prologue Tuxedo Junction SABOURIN 2. Something’s Comin’ When The Saints TRADITIONAL 3. Maria Go Marchin’ in 4. Tonight 12th Street Rag BOWMAN 5. America 6. One Hand, One Heart 7. I Feel Pretty The Beatles 8. Somewhere All You Need is Love With a Little Help Black Bird You Never Give Me Eleanor Rigby Your Money Come Together Yesterday I Am The Walrus She’s Leaving Home I Want to Hold Your Hand Michelle Penny Lane When I’m Sixty-Four .
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